Need Cyber Security Training? Here is a list of 67 Courses with Labs to help Land a Job. Great Beginner Training.

Want a Job in Cyber Security as a Security Analyst, Penetration Tester, Security Engineer, or SOC Analyst? Here is Beginner Training.

Hands on training is how I learned over the years. Someone could show me, but it wouldn't sync in until I did it myself. What's the best way to learn?

I'm not affiliated with TryHackMe in any way, shape or form, but I send people their way all the time because of the structured learning. When I learned, I had to buy expensive hardware and make it all work.

It's true that building your own labs gives you experience, but many times you end up spending time focusing on hardware instead of what you are actually trying to learn.

1. Metasploit

2. Phishing

3. Burp Suite

4. Network Security

5. Web Hacking

6. Nmap

7. Initial Access

8. Red Team Fundamentals

9. Introduction to Offensive Security

10. Introduction to Defensive Security

11. Recent Threats

12. Compromising Active Directory

13. Host Evasions

14. Introduction to AWS

15. Introduction to IAM

16. Introduction to Pentesting

17. How the Web Works

18. Linux Fundamentals

19. Privilege Escalation

20. Network Security Evasion

21. Post Compromise

22. Cyber Defense Frameworks

23. Digital Forensics & Incident Response

24. Wireshark

25. Endpoint Security Monitoring

26. Software Security

27. Log Analysis

28. Advanced Splunk

29. Advanced ELK

30. Threat Hunting

31. Threat Emulation

32 Incident Response

33. Malware Analysis

34. Security Software Development

35. Network Exploitation Basics

36. Vulnerability Research

37. Cyber Security Awareness

38. Cyber Threat Intelligence

39. Network Security and Traffic

40. SIEM

41. Attacking and Defensing Core Services

42. Threat and Risks

43. Network and System Security

44. Managing Incidents

45. Web Hacking Fundamentals

46. Attacking and Defensing Core Services

47. Cryptography

48. Introduction to Cyber Security

49. IAM Privilege Escalation

50. Intro to Security Engineering

51. Windows Exploitation Basics

52. Tools and Code Analysis

53. Planning and Scoping

54. Information Gathering and Vuln Scanning

55. Attacks and Exploits

56. Shells and Privilege Escalation

57. Basic Computer Exploitation

58. Detection Engineering

59. Threat and Vuln Management

60. Security Operations and Monitoring

61. Threat Emulation

62. Incident Response and Forensics

63. Snort

64. Malware Analysis

65. Network Fundamentals

66. Windows Fundamentals

67. Scripting for Pentesters

These are hands on labs that will get you familiar with the tools we use in the industry every single day. Be sure to visit Tryhackme to check them out.

If you're Stuck, Here are 2 Ways I can Help you Get a Job in Cyber Security:

1. My Break in Cyber Playbook - This playbook that I wrote will give you solid direction on the right path to take to get into Cyber Security. Better yet, it's also a complete guide on how to stand out to recruiters and make them find you. Get it here.

2. Book a 1-on-1 Call with Me - Let me get to know you and steer you in the right direction so you can work toward land that next job in Cyber Security. I can help you get discovered by recruiters because I know what they are looking for.  

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~ Mike Miller