01 / HTS What is cybersecurity? A map to help you get started
Understand the pillars of security, the types of risk, and how to turn curiosity into a learning path.
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Learning paths organize articles in a suggested order. Follow them from the beginning or use any article as your starting point.
PATH 01
Getting started in cybersecurity
A sequence to understand risks, build a safe lab and plan your entry into the field.
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02 / HTS Your first security lab, set up safely
How to separate a learning environment, record experiments, and avoid effects outside the lab.
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03 / HTS A learning path for entering cybersecurity
Fundamentals, practice, and a portfolio: a realistic sequence for anyone starting in the field.
PATH 02
Detection and defense
Learn to turn telemetry into investigations, validate signals and strengthen defensive decisions.
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01 / HTS How to investigate suspicious logins without getting lost in alerts
A triage sequence for turning authentication events into testable hypotheses.
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02 / HTS How to validate a detection rule before production
Criteria for measuring a detection's usefulness, noise, and coverage without confusing alerts with protection.
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03 / HTS Incident response: the first steps to acting without losing evidence
A decision guide for organizing triage, communication, and containment when a possible incident emerges.
PATH 03
Essential web security
Build a foundation in HTTP, identity and security practices before exploring web applications in depth.
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01 / HTS Web security: a guide to understanding the attack surface
An initial map of HTTP, authentication, sessions, and risk for studying application security in context.
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02 / HTS MFA and account protection: reducing the impact of an exposed password
Understand where multifactor authentication helps, where it falls short, and which habits strengthen an account.
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Your first security lab, set up safely
How to separate a learning environment, record experiments, and avoid effects outside the lab.
PATH 04
Learning and portfolio
Turn authorized practice into clear communication and useful evidence for your career.
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A learning path for entering cybersecurity
Fundamentals, practice, and a portfolio: a realistic sequence for anyone starting in the field.
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02 / HTS A cybersecurity portfolio: showing your learning without exposing risks
Ideas for turning labs and studies into clear, ethical evidence that supports your career.
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03 / HTS Red Team and Blue Team: complementary roles
Understand how attack simulation and defense work together to improve an organization's security.