What I appreciate most about TryHackMe is how beginner-friendly it is. The walkthrough rooms are very well structured and organized, making them easy to follow. The CTF rooms are also well designed, especially the progression from easy to hard, which provides a solid learning curve on the platform. This setup makes it straightforward to advance from a beginner level to someone with more experience.
The network rooms are also really good and gives a solid understanding how a Organization can be attacked and defended.
The new Certifications release are also good.
As an enterprise user i appriciate the Support, this i a really good point for us. In the enterprise supscription the creation of special path is a huge win for us as an Organization, so we can train the new joiners in a more effective way. and create paths for special needs.
Also a fun way to learn is the CTF creations. So we can play as an organization and have some fun.
I have tried the soc simulator, and this is a huge step forward for the platform, this gives a new joiner a detailed inside how a soc works and operate.
in summary i have to say, that tryhackme makes a huge impact how a training and learning expirence should look like.
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What I appreciate most about TryHackMe is its beginner-friendly approach. The walkthrough rooms are well-structured and organized, making them easy to follow. The CTF rooms are also thoughtfully designed, especially the progression from easy to hard, which creates a solid learning curve. This setup makes it straightforward to advance from a beginner to a more experienced level.
The network-focused rooms are excellent as well, providing a strong understanding of how an organization can be attacked and defended.
The newly released certifications are another great addition.
As an enterprise user, I truly value the support provided—it’s a major advantage for us. Within the enterprise subscription, the ability to create custom learning paths is a huge win. It allows us to train new joiners more effectively and tailor paths for specific needs.
Another fun aspect is the ability to create CTF challenges, enabling us to play as a team and make learning enjoyable.
I’ve also tried the SOC simulator, and this is a significant step forward for the platform. It gives new joiners a detailed insight into how a SOC operates.
In summary, TryHackMe has made a huge impact on how training and learning experiences should look. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Currently, TryHackMe seems to be focusing more on Blue Team content. As someone interested in Red Teaming, I feel there is a lack of innovation for Red Teamers. The most recent releases have been centered around threat hunting and SOC-related topics. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
