What I like most about the HTB Enterprise Platform is the realistic, hands-on approach to cybersecurity learning. It provides practical labs that help me apply concepts in environments that closely resemble real-world scenarios, rather than just learning theory. I also find the variety of challenges and the ability to practice different areas of security testing very useful for continuously improving my skills. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I find challenging is that some labs can have a steep difficulty curve. When moving from one challenge to another, the jump in complexity can sometimes be significant, which can make it difficult to understand where I went wrong without spending a lot of time troubleshooting. Having a few more guided hints or intermediate-level challenges between difficulty levels would make the learning experience smoother. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

e que j'apprécie le plus sur la plateforme HTB Enterprise, c'est la qualité et la mise à jour constante de leurs laboratoires réalistes (Labs). Contrairement à d'autres plateformes qui proposent des scénarios théoriques ou obsolètes, HTB intègre des vulnérabilités du monde réel (comme les failles de type 0-day ou les CVE très récentes) presque en temps rée Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Bien que la plateforme soit excellente, ce que j'apprécie le moins est la courbe d'apprentissage qui reste extrêmement abrupte (voire parfois décourageante) pour les débutants ou les profils non techniques (comme les managers ou les équipes d'audit junior). Même les modules dits "d'introduction" demandent souvent des prérequis techniques solides.

De plus, sur la partie gestion d'équipe (Enterprise Console), l'ergonomie des tableaux de bord pourrait être améliorée : le suivi granulaire de la progression de chaque collaborateur et la génération de rapports de compétences pour la direction sont parfois un peu rigides et manquent de clarté visuelle. Enfin, le coût des licences peut représenter un frein important pour les petites et moyennes entreprises qui souhaitent former leurs équipes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

HTB Enterprise Platform has really detailed content and a good set of back-to-back labs, which makes it easy to practice the concepts as we learn them. I really like that we can immediately apply the new things we learn instead of just going through the theory. The hands-on practice helps reinforce the concepts and makes the overall learning experience much more engaging and useful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The content can feel a bit overwhelming at times, especially when there are multiple topics and labs to go through back-to-back. It would be helpful to have a little more guidance on which labs or topics to prioritize, especially for beginners. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform provided is filled with knowledge. Its vast surface helps individuals prepare, refine and tackle new challenges and skills required. The ease of use and the UX is amazing alongwith the breadth of content! Combining HTB Enterprise with Internal Learning and Training programs has helped scale upskilling initiatives massively and can easily be integrated with tools created in house via their API Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I believe that the platform would be better if there was a way to have small in house competitions other than the leaderboard akin to CTFs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My team has been using Hack The Box for the past two years to tackle a significant challenge: finding specialized training that aligns with the nuanced demands of ethical hacking in our environment. Traditional training programs typically require 2 to 5 days of commitment, which is difficult to accommodate during our active engagement periods.

The Hack The Box enterprise platform has transformed how we approach team development. It enabled us to effectively onboard new team members on technologies that are directly relevant to our infrastructure and threat landscape. This year, we focused heavily on AI-related security risks, and we've now expanded into CloudLabs to build hands-on expertise across AWS, Azure, and GCP. We're also exploring AI-assisted penetration testing as a key area for proof-of-concept work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Support isn't always particularly helpful when the lab or exam contains anomalies or bugs. Some exams (especially Wifi) have tools that don't function properly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most is the hands-on nature of the platform. As a pentester, I find the realistic machines, challenges, and attack scenarios much more useful than purely theoretical training. I can experiment with different techniques, learn from my mistakes, and continuously improve my methodology. It also makes it easy to keep my skills sharp and explore areas I may not get to work on regularly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main thing I dislike is that some challenges can feel a bit too focused on specific techniques or tools, rather than reflecting the way a real pentest flows from start to finish. It would also be helpful to have more variety in enterprise-style environments and scenarios, especially around realistic client networks and internal pentesting. A few areas of the platform could also be easier to navigate when looking for specific content. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about the HTB Enterprise Platform is how it transforms cybersecurity training into a centralized and ultra-efficient experience. I especially highlight the HTB Academy for the clarity and ease of its theoretical-practical courses, and the stability of its dedicated labs, which allow solving real scenarios through addictive gamification and clear skill mapping. However, its true marvel is the operational management: the ability to manage groups and assign automated content profiles with a single click saves hours of work, allowing the technical level of the team to be raised without friction or logistical complications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like least about the HTB Enterprise Platform is its reporting and metrics analysis system. Although the platform is brilliant for learning and lab management, the progress reports and team performance dashboards tend to be tangled and confusing. The user interface in this specific section becomes complex, making it difficult to extract clean data or present clear and straightforward metrics to the management without first having to decipher overloaded graphs or tables. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I highly recommend HTB to anyone looking to improve and level up their technical skills in the field of cybersecurity, and more specifically in offensive security. The platform is accessible to people of all skill levels; it explains the theoretical fundamentals first, and then allows you to practice through gamified exercises. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform is constantly improving to better integrate its various legacy platforms (the platform for individuals, the enterprise platform, the CTF platform, etc.). It must continue to finalize this complete, end-to-end integration in order to allow users to manage everything from a single, unified platform. From time to time, there are still a few performance or availability issues with the servers and VPNs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about the Hack The Box enterprise platform is that it offers practical, hands-on learning. It helps users build real cybersecurity skills through realistic labs, challenges, and simulations, rather than relying on theory alone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing I dislike about the Hack The Box Enterprise platform is that some labs can be too advanced for beginners, which makes it harder to get started. I also run into occasional VPN or lab connection issues, and those interruptions can break the flow of a practice session. On top of that, many users feel that the subscription and certification costs are expensive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What sets the HTB Enterprise Platform apart is its incredibly extensive and structured approach to skill development. Unlike other platforms that offer a scattered collection of labs, HTB’s module-based progression (through the Academy and dedicated Paths) allows for a logical "crawl-walk-run" learning curve.

The platform excels in providing a "gamified" yet highly professional environment where my team can pivot between guided learning modules and unscripted, live-fire Pro Labs. The sheer depth of the content—covering everything from Active Directory security to specialized web exploitation—ensures that there is always a fresh challenge regardless of a user’s current seniority level. Furthermore, the administrative dashboard provides excellent visibility into team progress, making it easy to identify skill gaps and measure ROI on training time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The learning curve can be quite steep for absolute beginners, and some of the more advanced labs require a significant time commitment that can be hard to balance with a 40-hour work week. However, the quality of the content generally justifies the effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.