Business TryHackMe Awarded the UK’s Most Innovative Cyber SME at Infosecurity Europe 2022 TryHackMe has been crowned the UK's Most Innovative Cyber SME by DCMS and Infosecurity Europe. Read how we pride ourselves on accessibility, innovation, and all about the award!
Education Education Scotland x TryHackMe: Creating a Skilled, Cyber Aware Generation We worked with Education Scotland to provide students with an interactive, gamified, real-world learning experience. We aimed to initiate engaging, understandable learning and broaden students' future prospects.
business-resource Epitech How Epitech Leverages TryHackMe To Strengthen Cyber Training Resources: Improving Knowledge Retention, Flexibility, and Job Prospects Across Students
Education Inspiring the Next Generation of Cyber Security Professionals: Our Youngest CTF Winner As advocates of cyber security accessibility across all parameters, we thrive through rolling out TryHackMe in schools and universities across the globe. We interviewed our youngest ever CTF winner about young people in cyber; here's what we discussed.
Success Story From Basic Computer Skills To Junior Penetration Tester: Olufela’s Success Story Olufela was first introduced to TryHackMe through a cyber training initiative. With over a year of consistent study, she specialised in offensive security and landed the role of Junior Penetration Tester. Here's her story!
business-resource KPMG How KPMG Actions Practical Independent Learning That Cyber Analysts Can Directly Transfer to Job Responsibilities
business-resource Network Intelligence How Network Intelligence Revolutionised Training and Onboarding With TryHackMe
Careers Is Hacking Illegal? The Ethics Behind Penetration Testing Is hacking illegal? Is learning to hack ethical? What can I do with hacking skills? We're exploring some common concerns - let's discuss hacking!
Business How to Train Your Workforce to the Same Technical Level Adopting cyber security infrastructures is a key component to protecting your business from breach, but the rest of the workforce continues to pose risk - requiring training. Here's how to train your entire workforce to the same technical level.
Success Story TryHackMe Supports Hands-on Student Development - Irene’s Success Story Irene uses TryHackMe to help give students at Cardiff University a hands-on, interactive understanding of key cyber security topics. We asked Irene about her thoughts on teaching cyber security and her journey so far. Here’s her story.
Careers How to Leverage Online Training To Achieve High Paying Careers We're discussing the ways to use online platforms like TryHackMe to land great, well-paid jobs. Let's talk goal setting, planning, certifications, CVs, and interviews.
Newsroom CyberGirls x TryHackMe: Supporting Girls Across Africa Enter the World of Cyber Security The CyberGirls fellowship supports girls across Africa and Egypt to learn sought-after cyber security skills. We work with CyberGirls to enable these girls a route to skilled work in the field - here's how.
Success Story Music Teacher to Security Engineer - Michael’s Success Story Michael used TryHackMe training to explore the cyber security industry and open up job opportunities. After 10 years as a music teacher, he utilised his new skills to transition to a Security Engineer! This is his story.
Newsroom One Million People Use TryHackMe! We've officially surpassed one million users on TryHackMe! Celebrate with us with brand new content, exclusive giveaways, a live Q&A with the owners, and delve deeper into our story.
Careers How To Get Manager Approval for TryHackMe in Your Workspace If you know cyber security training would be a good investment for your company, the first step is getting approval from your boss. We've compiled a guide to help you build a case to bring TryHackMe into your workspace.
Newsroom CyberScotland x TryHackMe - First CTF Used by 1400 Students TryHackMe has teamed up with CyberScotland to run the first ever CTF event - taken part by over 1400 students! Training topics cover web exploitation, network exploitation, and digital forensics.
Success Story From Complete Beginner to Cyber Security Consultant - How TryHackMe Helped Tepi Launch Into Cyber This is Tepi's success story - he used TryHackMe training to learn the field as a complete beginner, and structured learning to become a Cyber Security Consultant.
Business TryHackMe Launches Cyber Security Awareness Training A fifth of companies lack cyber security training and are unsure of where and how to start. We've launched a new series of training labs to give a baseline understanding of cyber security and common attacks.
Business TechVets X TryHackMe: Helping Underrepresented Groups Bridge Into Cyber TryHackMe was built with accessibility and equality in mind - allowing everyone, everywhere the opportunity to launch into cyber. One of the initiatives supported is TechVets - who help veterans and service leavers enter the field.
Business Businesses on Cyber Security: An Interview With CocoSign For our second instalment talking to business owners about cyber security, we're interviewing CocoSign - a web-based tech company offering signature software for automation.
Business TryHackMe Experiences 144% User Growth in 2021 TryHackMe hit some major milestones throughout 2021 across the content offering, team, and user base - including experiencing a 144% user growth.
Business TryHackMe in Review - 2021 Looking back on 2021, we have welcomed 834,000 platform users, over 230,000 social media friends, and developed some awesome content - helping people achieve their dream jobs and change careers! Join us in reminiscing over the past year.
Business Businesses on Cyber Security: An Interview With EMUCoupon We're launching a business interview series talking to business owners across the world about cyber security. The first in the collection is EMUCoupon - a company assisting eCommerce merchants in reaching new audiences and running sales promotions.
Threats How To Mitigate the Imminent Risk of Log4j The log4j vulnerability has been described as a critical risk to the entirety of the internet. Exposing some of the most substantial applications across the internet landscape, companies are racing to patch and mitigate the threat.
