The US government's public library of cybersecurity standards, guidance and publications, including the SP 800 series, project pages, news and events.
From the site: CSRC provides access to NIST's cybersecurity- and information security-related projects, publications, news and events.
Why I recommend it: Free and public, no account needed. This is the primary source behind most security "best practice" advice you will read elsewhere, so cite it directly rather than a blog summarising it.
A research institute publishing free books, articles and policy analysis on economics, technology and civil liberties from a market-liberal perspective.
From the site: Explore Independent Institute’s latest research, articles, and insights on policy, liberty, and economics. Stay informed with expert analysis and innovative solutions.
Why I recommend it: Openly ideological — read it alongside sources that argue the other side.
A company building governed, verifiable agentic infrastructure for enterprise systems, with free research and publications on its site.
From the site: Emergence builds mission-critical agentic infrastructure for enterprise. Verified, governed AI agents that plan, reason, and act across the most complex systems.
Why I recommend it: Their research and reports are free to read; the platform itself is an enterprise product, so treat the writing as the resource here.
