Add cybersecurity applied skills guide to Web3AI

Author: lippytm

CYBERSECURITY_APPLIED_SKILLS.md

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+# Cybersecurity Applied Skills
+
+This document defines applied cybersecurity skills for the wider `lippytm` AI and computer science education ecosystem.
+
+## Purpose
+Make cybersecurity an essential everyday skill across coding, automation, AI systems, machine learning workflows, mixed environments, and builder self-improvement.
+
+## Core Skill Areas
+
+### 1. Secure Coding Skills
+Topics:
+- validating assumptions
+- handling secrets safely
+- safer dependency habits
+- explicit permissions and boundaries
+- reviewing code for risk as well as function
+
+### 2. Environment Skills
+Topics:
+- setup hygiene
+- separating experiments from production
+- safer credential handling
+- backup and recovery habits
+- environment documentation
+
+### 3. Workflow Security Skills
+Topics:
+- review before execution
+- scoped automation
+- safer defaults
+- logging and traceability
+- human checkpoints for risky steps
+
+### 4. AI and ML Security Skills
+Topics:
+- data handling caution
+- prompt and workflow boundaries
+- evaluation before wider reuse
+- documenting failure cases
+- separating research from operational systems
+
+### 5. Builder Review Skills
+Topics:
+- reflection checklists
+- architecture review habits
+- incident notes
+- lessons learned documentation
+- improving future patterns from failures
+
+## Best Practices
+- teach security inside every lesson
+- make risk review part of development
+- keep examples small, explicit, and reusable
+- document boundaries clearly
+- include failure cases in educational material
+
+## Connected Repositories
+- `lippytm-lippytm.ai-tower-control-ai`
+- `MyClaw.lippytm.AI-`
+- `OpenClaw-lippytm.AI-`
+- `Factory.ai`
+- `The-Encyclopedia-of-Everything-Applied-ChatAIBots`
+
+## Guiding Principle
+Applied cybersecurity should strengthen every learning pathway by becoming part of the builder’s normal way of working.