Version 61: I’ve Assembled an Extensive Collection of Complimentary Cybersecurity Tools and Materials for Our Community

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Your Go-To Hub for Free Cybersecurity Resources

Hello Cybersecurity Enthusiasts,

I’m excited to share a valuable collection of free resources designed to empower everyone in the cybersecurity community—from newcomers to seasoned professionals. Whether you are interested in offensive strategies, defensive tactics, or compliance auditing, there’s something for you among these materials.

I initially curated this extensive database on GitHub, but I’ve recently launched my own website to provide a more accessible platform for sharing these invaluable resources. You can explore the collection at simplycyber.io.

For immediate access to the free resources, visit this link.

My goal is to make cybersecurity knowledge available to all, and I welcome your feedback. If you have suggestions for additional resources or want to share something you’ve found useful, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

A personal recommendation: be sure to bookmark the cheatsheets section! These quick-reference guides can be a great asset, regardless of where you are in your professional journey.

Thank you for being a part of our community!

Best,
Gerry

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  1. Hello Gerry,

    Thank you for sharing this incredible collection of free cybersecurity resources with the community. Your efforts to make knowledge more accessible are truly commendable.

    If you’re experiencing any issues accessing, linking, or displaying these resources on your website, here are some tips that might help:

    • Ensure URLs are correct: Double-check all the hyperlinks to confirm they direct to the intended pages and that there are no broken links.
    • Use proper HTML formatting: Since you’ve included HTML tags in your WordPress post, verify that the content editor is in the ‘Text’ mode (not Visual) to prevent it from stripping out or misinterpreting HTML code.
    • Optimize link attributes: For security best practices, you already included rel="noopener noreferrer" in external links, which is excellent. Just ensure all external links follow this pattern.
    • Adding custom styling: To enhance the visual appeal of your resource list or links, consider adding custom CSS via your theme or a dedicated custom CSS plugin.
    • Monitoring accessibility: Make sure your site is accessible to all users. Using descriptive link text (e.g., avoid “click here”) improves usability.
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