Since there are so many cybersecurity blogs, we chose the best ones by following three important points:

• Fresh and Helpful Content — Blogs that are updated often and give readers valuable information.
• Reliable Authors — Blogs written by real experts, famous companies, or trusted cybersecurity communities.
• Popular and Valuable — Blogs that people like, share, and that make a difference in the cybersecurity world.

We organized the blogs starting with the easiest ones for beginners, then moving to blogs for people with some experience, and finally blogs for advanced users and experts.

Best Blogs for Beginners

• Naked Security: Sophos’s blog shares easy-to-understand security news, tips, and research for general readers.
• WeLiveSecurity (by ESET): This blog talks about malware dangers and teaches how to keep personal information safe.
• Graham Cluley: A well-known cybersecurity expert who writes about the newest threats in a very simple and clear way.
• Krebs on Security: Brian Krebs, a former journalist, tells true stories about cybercrimes in a way that is interesting and easy for everyone to follow.
• The Last Watchdog: Journalist Byron Acohido explains online privacy and security topics for regular people, mixing news stories and advice.

Blogs for People for Industry Professionals

• Dark Reading: This blog offers deep articles and news for IT professionals and people interested in cybersecurity.
• Schneier on Security: Bruce Schneier, a famous expert, writes about how technology and privacy connect, focusing more on ideas than technical tools.
• ANY.RUN Blog: A practical blog sharing analysis of real cyber attacks, phishing cases, and malware.
• The Hacker News: A blog that gives news about security tools, data breaches, and other updates for people who have a bit more technical background.
• Troy Hunt’s Blog: Troy Hunt talks about how to stay safe online, focusing on data breaches and password security, using real examples.
• Security Affairs: Managed by Pierluigi Paganini, this blog covers cybersecurity news and hacker interviews, and is especially popular in Europe.
• Cisco Talos Intelligence: Cisco’s security team reports on new threats and how to protect against them.
• SANS Internet Storm Center: A blog from the SANS Institute that shares daily updates and analysis from cyber professionals.
• Jane Frankland’s IN Security Blog: Jane Frankland writes about cybersecurity issues and supports women working in tech, combining advice with personal opinions.

Each of these blogs is useful in its own way. Some are very easy for beginners to understand, while others are perfect for professionals working in cybersecurity. Whether you just want to learn how to stay safer online or you already work in IT security, these blogs have a lot to offer. Everyone can find something interesting and helpful here.