Cyber security training platform, TryHackMe, is launching their December Advent of Cyber (AoC) event in time for the holidays. The event was created to introduce people to cyber security, with 30,000 global users having participated in the last AoC. Every day until Christmas, the series releases beginner-friendly challenges, which follow
Global cyber security platform TryHackMe has launched unique training that allows users to emulate a potential adversary attack.The London-based company bases its new ‘Red Teaming’ interactive lessons on real-world scenarios, to help businesses expose vulnerabilities across their networks and systems.Its gamified sessions are aimed at individuals who want to achieve
– Launching on October 27th, 2022, TryHackMe releases the first-ever Hackerween event– Hackerween is a 5-day event comprising free cyber security challenges, increasing in difficulty to cater to the complete beginner through to more technical cyber learners– Each challenge follows a gamified storyline and allows participants to actively hack and
– Launching on October 27th, 2022, TryHackMe releases the first-ever Hackerween event– Hackerween is a 5-day event comprising free cyber security challenges, increasing in difficulty to cater to the complete beginner through to more technical cyber learners– Each challenge follows a gamified storyline and allows participants to actively hack and
LONDON, UK 7th December 2022 – TryHackMe has launched its fourth annual Advent of Cyber event. Advent of Cyber features 24 free daily cyber security challenges aimed to enable people to break into cyber and kickstart learning journeys. This year’s event features Red Teaming, Secure Coding, Web Vulnerabilities, Blue Teaming,