Cybersecurity practice you can defend. Daily, ELO-rated, citation-grounded knowledge work for practitioners.
SecProve is a cybersecurity assessment platform built around daily retrieval practice across 51 domains spanning cybersecurity, AI security, and quantum-era cryptography. Every question is grounded in a primary source — NIST, OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, CISA advisories, vendor documentation, peer-reviewed research — and every explanation links directly to the citation so readers can verify rather than trust.
The platform, editorial articles, and the live interactive map all live at secprove.com.
- cookbook — runnable code examples that pair with the SecProve question bank. Each example is a self-contained, minimal demonstration designed to clone, run in under 20 minutes, and modify.
- cookbook/taxonomy — the SecProve Cyber Systems Model (CSM) as machine-readable data. 51 domains × 5 layers × 271 typed relationships, in CSV and JSON. CC BY 4.0 — fork it for your own internal taxonomies, training programs, vendor maps, or research.
Cybersecurity training splits between passive reading (blogs, courses, conferences) and bursty labs (CTFs, certifications). The daily-practice layer — short, broad, sustainable — is missing. SecProve fills that gap on the recall side; the cookbook is the hands-on companion.
Most cert-and-bootcamp content is also taught as if specialties were independent. They aren't. The Cyber Systems Model maps the 51 domains as a connected system, with typed relationships that show how the work actually crosses lanes.
The editorial side — practitioner-thesis articles grounded in primary sources — argues the cases that don't fit in a question or a lab.
- The Cyber Systems Model taxonomy — CC BY 4.0, machine-readable, no signup
- All articles — no signup, source citations link to primary documents
- 5 questions per day on the platform — free tier, no credit card