Learn
Start with the public resource library. You can learn the CTF process and prepare for practical security challenges without prior competition experience.
Start learningChoose how you want to take part.
OmniCYBR brings learners, challenge authors, mentors, organizers, and partners together. Read each role before you contact us.
Participation paths
Create challenges
Challenge authors design legal, purpose-built problems. A good challenge has a clear goal, a defined scope, an intended learning outcome, and a tested solution.
Email your interestMentor learners
Mentors help learners examine evidence and understand a method. They guide the learning process without taking control of the task.
Email your interestHelp organize
Organizers support rules, schedules, communication, content review, accessibility, and participant safety. Tell us what experience you can contribute.
Email your interestDiscuss a partnership
Schools, communities, and mission-aligned organizations can contact OmniCYBR about cybersecurity education or event collaboration.
Contact OmniCYBRJoin the discussion
Discord has event notices, beginner support, and challenge discussions. The invite opens an external community service.
Open Discord in a new tabWhat to include in your email
- Your name or the name of your organization.
- The participation path that interests you.
- Your relevant experience. New learners can say that they are starting.
- The language and time zone that work best for you.
- Any accessibility need that affects communication or participation.
Do not send passwords, private keys, exploit code for an active public system, or private data. Use the Responsible Disclosure page to report a security issue in an OmniCYBR service.