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What are the sites that offer free Cyber Security Training & Certification?

 There are several websites that offer free cyber security training and certification. Some popular options include:

  1. Cybersecurity Ventures: This website provides a list of free online courses for cybersecurity, including courses on network security, cyber threats, and penetration testing.

  2. Cybrary: This website offers free online cyber security courses and certifications, including courses on ethical hacking, penetration testing, and incident response.

  3. SANS Cyber Aces: This website offers free online courses and certifications on cyber security topics such as ethical hacking and incident response.

  4. OpenSANS: This website offers free online cyber security courses and certifications, including courses on network security, cloud security, and threat intelligence.

  5. Cybersecurity Training by International Association of Computer Science and Information Technology (IACSIT): This website offers free online cyber security courses and certifications, including courses on network security and ethical hacking.

  6. The Cybersecurity Canon: This website offers free online cyber security courses and certifications, including courses on network security and incident response.

  7. edX: This website offers free online cyber security courses from top universities and institutions, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University.

  8. Coursera: This website offers free online cyber security courses from top universities and institutions, including the University of Maryland and the University of Colorado Boulder.

Please keep in mind that some courses might be free to audit but to get the certification or a verified certificate you might have to pay a fee. Also, while these courses can be a good starting point, they might not be recognized by employers or industry as equivalent to paid certifications.

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