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Getting Started in Cybersecurity

All levels

Generally valuable resources regardless of educational level.

•  - A great community dedicated to providing a variety of resources which suit everyone from beginners to experts

Beginning/Middle School

The resources in this section are a good starting point for those just getting started in computer science/cyber security

•  - Free course that provides an introduction to cybersecurity
•  - A free book focused around the history of bits and the impact of computer science in our world
•  - A small, fun game that teaches the basic types of cyber attacks
•  - Free, open source lessons for cyber security training.
•  - Awesome resource for learning HTML, CSS, Javascript, and other web development skills
•  - National Youth Cyber Education Program

Intermediate/High School

This section is for those who already know some about cybersecurity, and want delve deeper into the subject

•  -  A first person MMORPG where hacking is encouraged and necessary (you will need to run your own server for this to work unfortunately)
•  - A series of lessons that teach good ethics and common practices in cybersecurity
•  - Want to stay up to date with what's happening in the security world? Bookmark some of these and read up
•  - Offers a variety of resources for cyber security students
•  - Similar to the Khan Academy, dedicated to sharing training information.
•  - Some good general security papers
•  - Security books in a multitude of subjects
•  - IT professional knowledge repository
•  - The Open Web Application Security Project, contains massive resources on most attack types and security risks

Advanced/Collegiate

This section is for knowledgeable users who wish to truly get involved in security and develop career skills

• - Hacking challenges for all skill levels and multiple different skillsets
• - Hacking challenges and learning resources
• - Metasploit is one of the most widely used attack platforms out there, it is important to become familiar with it.
• - An exploitable linux virtual machine. Use this or another VM for all testing. Do not attack real machines without explicit permission!
• - Learn all about social engineering
• - A good primer for the tcpdump tool (used for network analysis)