The correct answer is: Add a comment on an issue with the link, Add a shortcut on the project sidebar that points to the website, and Use the issue view to add a web link to the issue details.

Add a comment on an issue with the link works well because comments are visible to everyone who follows the issue and they do not require changing project configuration. A comment is quick to add and it keeps the link in the conversation thread where the team is likely to see it.

Add a shortcut on the project sidebar that points to the website is appropriate when you want the link to be highly visible and persist across the project for all members. A sidebar shortcut gives project level discoverability so team members can find the security guides without opening an issue.

Use the issue view to add a web link to the issue details is correct because the issue details are intended to store reference information and metadata for the work. Placing a web link in the issue details attaches the resource to the work item and makes it easy to find when someone reviews the issue.

Use the project overview to store the website link is incorrect because the overview is not designed for storing and surfacing persistent links for team workflows. The overview area can be less prominent and it is not the standard place the team will check for reference materials.

Create a linked issue pointing to the website is incorrect because creating a linked issue is meant to relate work items to each other and not to serve as a clean way to publish external reference links. That approach adds noise and extra issues instead of putting the link where the team will naturally look.

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