The GitHub link leads to a curated collection of annual cybersecurity reports, offering a centralized resource for industry leaders like CIOs and CISOs. With the constant evolution of cyber threats, sifting through numerous reports can overwhelm security professionals. This collection aims to simplify the process by providing vendor-neutral insights from trusted sources. It includes only free reports, respecting the intellectual property of those who charge for their content. Users can contribute by suggesting valuable reports not already listed. The reports are categorized based on their data sources: analysis reports, which use quantifiable data from cybersecurity services, and survey reports, derived from industry surveys and interviews. The list features recent reports for 2025, highlighting trends such as a 168% increase in money mule activity in digital banking fraud, the rise in supply chain attacks, and advancements in ransomware techniques. Specific reports from organizations like CrowdStrike and Cisco detail the growing sophistication of cyber threats, including the use of generative AI by adversaries and the persistence of social engineering attacks. Each report is organized alphabetically within its topic for easy navigation. Notable mentions include the Cyber Claims Report from Coalition, which shows a 7% decrease in overall claims frequency but highlights that email-based attacks accounted for 60% of claims. The collection also recognizes influential works that inspired its creation, such as Richard Stiennon's annual industry analysis and Rick Howard's Cyber Cannon book list. The resource is designed to aid security leaders in making informed decisions without the clutter of marketing material.