Security training pages often become harder to maintain than they need to be. A small internal learning site may not need a framework, a database, or a build pipeline. It needs clear content, a few interactive checks, and a local workflow that people can inspect before the site is hosted.

This tutorial uses Guardiões da Segurança Digital , a public static project by Fernando Paladini. The repository contains one HTML document, one JavaScript file, one stylesheet, and a license file. Its documented scope is security awareness: fundamentals, asset protection, threats, defensive habits, compliance topics, and an interactive quiz.

The goal is practical: clone the repository, serve it locally, verify the page and its assets, and understand what the code does before adapting it for a team. The result is a local training site that can be reviewed without installing a JavaScript package.

TL;DR

Clone the repository, run Python's built-in static server from the project root, and open http://127.0.0.1:8000 .…