One practitioner's mission to create the security certification resource that actually helps. The one I wished existed when I started.
Former medical student who traded stethoscopes for shells. Now a Senior Offensive Security Consultant by day, and this is what happens when I have too much caffeine at 2am.
Coming from a non-IT background, certifications were the only way I could prove I belonged in this field. I took notes obsessively - the old school way. This site is basically those notes, but prettier. Designed to look like someone actually wrote them and pinned them to a digital board.
You know that feeling when you bookmark something "for later" and never open it again? Yeah, me too. That's why I built this - a single place where the notes actually stay useful.
Hope these notes find you well. Feel free to connect on LinkedIn if you have suggestions, feedback, or just want to say hi.
A few years ago, I was preparing for the OSCP. I spent hours searching for reviews, study strategies, and honest opinions about whether the cert was worth the investment.
The information was scattered everywhere-Reddit threads, Discord servers, outdated blog posts, YouTube videos of varying quality. I kept 30+ tabs open at all times. It was overwhelming.
"I wished someone would just put all the useful stuff in one place."
I passed the OSCP. Then BSCP. Then a few more. Along the way, I built up notes, cheatsheets, and insights that actually helped. I realized other people struggling with the same certs could benefit from all of this.
So I built CyberCert Reviews-a one-stop resource for anyone preparing for a security certification, with everything I wish I had when I started.
Every cheatsheet, study guide, and review is completely free. No email walls, no hidden paywalls. Just the resources you need to pass your cert.
Reviews come from people who actually took the exams. Success stories from real practitioners. This isn't my site - it's ours.
Certifications change. Exams get updated. We keep our content fresh because outdated advice is worse than no advice.
This site grows with the community. Share your certification story, suggest improvements, or just say hi.