Pass Security+ and PMP — for free.

A self-contained study toolkit built entirely around genuinely free resources. The Security+ and CISM tracks are fully interactive: 600+ practice questions, timed exam simulators with per-domain scoring, spaced-repetition flashcards, and progress dashboards — all free, no sign-up, nothing to install.

CompTIA · current exam SY0-701

Security+ SY0-701

Entry-level cybersecurity cert. Five domains, ~90 questions, performance-based tasks. A focused ~6-week plan, now with a full interactive study app.

Practice · Exam simulator · Flashcards · Dashboard · Videos · Cheat sheets · Notes →

ISACA · current exam content outline through 2 Nov 2026

CISM

The management-level information security credential — governance, risk, program, and incident management. A ~10–12 week plan with the same full interactive study app: 300+ questions, exam sim, flashcards, and dashboard.

Practice · Exam simulator · Flashcards · Dashboard · Videos · Cheat sheets · Notes →

PMI · new exam from 9 July 2026 (PMBOK 8 / 2026 ECO)

PMP

The global project-management credential. Three domains — People, Process, Business Environment. A ~10–12 week plan built on free 35-hour training and free practice banks.

Overview · Study guide · Free resources · Practice strategy · Schedule →

How to use this site. Each track has five pages: an exam overview (cost, format, passing score, domain weights), a study guide with real summarized content per domain, a resources page of verified free links, a practice-question strategy, and a week-by-week study schedule. Start with the overview, skim the study guide, then commit to the schedule.

Timing note for PMP (read first). PMI launches a new PMP exam on 9 July 2026 based on the 2026 Exam Content Outline and PMBOK 8. The old exam can only be taken up to 8 July 2026. Because a realistic prep plan is 10–12 weeks, this site targets the new (post-9-July-2026) exam. See the PMP overview for details.

What "free" means here

Everything you strictly need is free:

A few low-cost options are listed too, but they are optional. The only unavoidable spend is the exam fee itself.