Roppers Academy

During a Reddit AMA:

Q: "Hi Aubrey, I’m interested in learning more about cybersecurity, etc., are there any books/resources you can recommend??"
A: "I've been recommending the following resource to people. https://www.hoppersroppers.org ... such a good resource that I was able to put the Insurgency Wiki revamp on the lower priority list."

The best place on the Internet to start your journey is Dennis Devey's Hopper's Roppers Academy.

Honoring the iconic Grace Hopper while inspiring and empowering you to learn. I’m enrolled in 5 courses at The Roppers Academy and this has been hands down the best course I’ve taken during my 5 year journey. It took me two years to even find what one half of these courses cover. Bonus points.... it’s free!
Join me, I’d love to see you on my CTF team.

The training has an information security focus, with the express goal of allowing "aspiring cyber security professionals to learn and grow". While some of the material is still a work in progress, the Introduction to Computing Fundamentals curriculum covers a huge variety of different topics, and provides a very strong starting point. The course is very hands-on with the instructor telling you what they would like you to accomplish with a lesson, providing links to resources to help you meet that goal, and providing a Slack channel for students to seek help.
From the book: Building VM Labs

I can't thank you enough. Before this course, everything I tried (every course, tutorial, linkedin learning units) left me more confused than when I started. I went down the rabbit holes, got lost, got discouraged, and ultimately gave up. Now, I feel almost as if I could take on ANY course, ANY challenge, and with the tools your course gave me and enough time, I would be able to succeed. I think you've really got some things right with your course and your strategies.
I have struggled with traditional learning settings in the past. The way Roppers is structured allowed to me continue being excited and enjoy learning as I went. Though this course takes hard work, it isn't a chore. I feel ready and excited to jump into more complex and specialised courses