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- •The book 'Cyber for Builders' is now available for free as a PDF download.
- •It has sold thousands of copies and won the SANS Book of the Year award.
- •The author aims to enhance understanding of the cybersecurity industry through this initiative.
Ross Haleliuk announced the free availability of his book, 'Cyber for Builders: The Essential Guide to Building a Cybersecurity Startup,' which has sold thousands of copies and won awards since its publication nearly three years ago. The book is now accessible as a PDF download without any paywall or email signup. Haleliuk emphasizes the importance of community in the book's success and aims to provide more people with insights into the cybersecurity industry and startup building. He notes that while the industry has evolved, the fundamental issues remain largely unchanged. The initiative is intended to enhance understanding and foster discussions around cybersecurity.
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2026-10-27
Book made available for free
Ross Haleliuk announced that his book 'Cyber for Builders' can now be downloaded for free, with no strings attached.
Ventureinsecurity2026-10-27
Announcement on LinkedIn
Haleliuk shared the news on LinkedIn, emphasizing the book's community-driven success and its relevance to current industry challenges.
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How can I download the book?
The book is available for free download directly from the provided link without any sign-up.
What topics does the book cover?
The book discusses building cybersecurity startups and understanding the cybersecurity industry.
Is there a time limit on the free offer?
There is no indication of a time limit; the PDF is available for free indefinitely.
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