OBFH Academy
Security work is learned by doing the work. Every path here sequences analysis, hands-on labs, and working templates toward artifacts you can actually show — an access review you ran, a timeline you built, a roadmap you wrote.
You already run the systems attackers target. This path converts daily administration experience into deliberate security skill — identity, endpoints, logs, and the evidence habits that define the role.
For the person who just became responsible for security — officially or otherwise. Stand up a small, defensible program on the platforms you already pay for, and prove it works.
The manager's working guide to SOC 2: what auditors actually sample, how to design controls that match reality, and how to run an evidence operation that makes the observation window uneventful.
For organizations in the defense supply chain — or heading there. Understand CUI, the 800-171 requirement families, and the assessment landscape before contract clauses make it urgent.