90 Days of Cybersecurity is a structured study plan that provides a 90-day learning roadmap for building foundational and advanced cybersecurity skills.
The project addresses the challenge of navigating cybersecurity education without a clear path by organizing learning into daily tasks spanning core domains. It covers Network+ and Security+ concepts, Linux administration, Python programming, traffic analysis, Git version control, ELK stack log analysis, cloud security across GCP, AWS, and Azure, and penetration testing. Each day includes actionable tasks, tutorials, and curated resources designed to build knowledge progressively and support long-term retention through consistent daily engagement.
The study plan suits aspiring cybersecurity professionals preparing for entry-level roles or certifications, IT professionals transitioning into security careers, students in computer science or network engineering, and developers or DevOps engineers seeking to understand secure infrastructure and threat detection. The structured daily breakdown makes it appropriate for self-paced learners who benefit from a defined progression rather than choosing their own topics. The plan explicitly targets those preparing for CompTIA Network+ and Security+ certifications and concludes with guidance on resume preparation and job application strategies.
Issues and pull requests in the project often wait weeks or longer for initial responses. Work in the issue tracker is dominated by enhancement requests, indicating that development activity centers on expanding and improving the study materials rather than addressing urgent bugs or maintenance concerns.
