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Keith Novak
Tukwila, Wa, USA
There are numerous online training courses available including a 12 hour video on YouTube for beginners.
Sergio Luis Conte
Helping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based Organizations
Buenos Aires, Argentina
My recommendation is going to OWASP.org
Hi Ismail,
here's an overview of top cybersecurity learning options for beginners without specific links: Springboard Cybersecurity Bootcamp: A six-month, part-time online program for beginners offering a CompTIA Security+ Certification. Features include 1-on-1 mentorship, career coaching, and a job guarantee. Udemy's Complete Cyber Security Course: Hackers Exposed: This course covers operating system security, darknets, and encryption. It includes 12 hours of on-demand video content and a certificate of completion. Brainstation Cybersecurity Bootcamp: An immersive, project-based learning experience with live lectures, hands-on workshops, and career services. FutureLearn’s “Introduction to Cyber Security”: An 8-week online course focusing on network security and cryptography, supported by the UK Government’s National Cyber Security Programme. IBM Cybersecurity Analyst Professional Certificate on Coursera: Offers hands-on labs and a real-world security breach project, with a certificate upon completion. Fullstack Academy Cybersecurity Analytics Bootcamp: A 12 to 26-week program offering training in defensive and offensive cybersecurity skills, with flexible schedules and hands-on projects. University of Maryland’s Cybersecurity Specialization on Coursera: This specialization covers many topics, including cryptography and software testing. It consists of a series of five courses focusing on different aspects of cybersecurity. These programs provide a mix of theoretical and practical skills essential for a career in cybersecurity. BR, Markus 
Abolfazl Yousefi Darestani
Manager, Quality and Continuous Improvement| Hörmann-TNR Industrial Doors
Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
It's beneficial to explore foundational concepts like networking, operating systems, and programming languages. Cybersecurity is a broad field, so finding your specific area of interest—whether it's in ethical hacking, risk management, cryptography, or network security—can help you focus your learning efforts.
There are several pathways you can take to learn about cybersecurity: Formal education, bootcamps, online courses, etc. 
Rami Kaibni
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Ismail, chec on Udemy. There are multiple good courses for very affordable prices.
Ethan Dwyer
Or, USA
A lot of good info here! I would echo what Abolfazl said about foundational concepts. It's very helpful to understand the basics before trying to protect, detect, respond, recover.
Some other free resources that I've found helpful; Cisco - Ethical Hacker https://skillsforall.com/course/ethical-hacker?courseLang=en-US Hands on Ethical Hacking courses https://tryhackme.com/ Cybrary - IT & Cyber courses https://www.cybrary.it/ 
*This free course at Oxford e-Learning College would help you to acquire notions of Cybersecurity:
https://www.elearningcollege.com/learn/cyb...ty-short-course *If you want a more advanced course, check this link: https://www.elearningcollege.com/learn/diploma-in-cyber-security |
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