Welcome to the Cyber Library, a community-driven repository that aims to build a comprehensive knowledge base of cybersecurity topics. Whether you’re a seasoned security expert or just starting your journey, this library offers valuable resources across a wide range of domains.
The Cyber Library is organized into various categories covering different areas of cybersecurity, including:
- Foundations: Delve into core security principles, ethical considerations, human factors, and the historical evolution of cybersecurity.
- Offensive: Learn about ethical hacking methodologies, reconnaissance techniques, network exploitation, and red/purple teaming strategies.
- Defensive: Discover proactive preparation, continuous monitoring, incident response, recovery planning, and post-incident improvement.
- Governance: Understand the frameworks, policies, compliance standards, and strategic decision-making that keep organizations secure at the top level.
- Career: Explore roles, career paths, professional development, certifications, and how to grow and succeed in the cybersecurity industry.
- Technology: Unpack the fundamentals of computing, networks, cryptography, data management, and the technical building blocks that power digital infrastructures.
Visit the website: www.cyberlibrary.fr
The goal of Cyber Library is to:
- Provide a structured, up-to-date repository of cybersecurity knowledge.
- Create a reference for professionals, learners, and enthusiasts in the cybersecurity field.
- Encourage continuous learning and sharing of expertise across the global security community.
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You can use Cyber Library offline by cloning the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/Cyber-Courses/Cyber-Library.gitTo provide transparency and keep our community informed of ongoing work, we’ve set up a Content Development Dashboard. This project dashboard tracks the status of all content currently being developed, reviewed, or planned for future release. Here, you can see what’s in progress, what’s coming soon, and where you can contribute.
- Backlog: New content ideas or suggestions that are under consideration.
- To Do: Approved content topics that are ready to be worked on.
- In Progress: Content currently being developed by contributors.
- Review: Drafted content that is undergoing review for quality and accuracy.
- Published: Completed content that has been published to the Cyber Library.
You can view the dashboard and see the current content roadmap here: Cyber Library Project Dashboard
To find detailed instructions on how to contribute to Cyber Library, including guidelines for creating and submitting content, please visit our Collaboration Wiki.
You’ll find everything you need to know about contributing, reporting issues, or suggesting new topics in the Wiki.
We’ve also set up a Discord server where members of the community can discuss topics, share ideas, and collaborate in real time. Whether you want to ask a question, brainstorm new ideas, or just connect with others interested in cybersecurity, the Discord server is the place to be.
This project thrives on the contributions of people like you. We invite you to:
- Explore and learn from the resources available.
- Contribute your knowledge and expertise.
- Help us grow and improve this library.
If you have any questions, feel free to open an issue or reach out via the Wiki or our Discord server.
Visit the website: www.cyberlibrary.fr