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Free Cyber Resources
This curated list gathers free cybersecurity training, conferences, talks, labs, and reading resources.

About Free Cyber Resources
Free Cyber Resources is a curated list of free cybersecurity training, labs, talks, books, and reading resources. It organizes links into categories such as training, books, college courses, podcasts, YouTube channels, news, networking groups, and reference tools, and states that maintenance has moved to SimplyCyber.io.
Its conference and instructor-led webinar sections are no longer maintained and refer users to an external site, and some listed items were time-limited or involve added costs such as exams or accounts.
Key features
- Links to free cybersecurity training courses and certifications
- Archived conference talks including Summercon 2020 replay
- Lists of books, podcasts, YouTube channels, and news sources
- College courses listings with multi-week enrollment
- Professional networking and virtual meetup group links
- References, tools, and cheat sheets collection
- Covers training, labs, books, podcasts, videos, news, and networking in one list
- Links to free training from sources such as PortSwigger, Bugcrowd, and Fortinet
- Provides an archived replay link for Summercon 2020
- Conference listing is unmaintained and directs users to an external site
- Instructor-led webinar, lab, and workshop listing is unmaintained and directs users elsewhere
- Some entries have time limits or extra costs, such as an exam fee
Free Cyber Resources at a glance
- Category
- Education & Learning › Learn to Code
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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