Articles from Hack The Box

Hack The Box (HTB), a global leader in AI-powered cybersecurity readiness and upskilling software solutions, announced a new partnership with LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, as HTB becomes LinkedIn Learning’s first cybersecurity training labs partner.

Hack The Box (HTB), a global leader in gamified cybersecurity upskilling software solutions, today released three sector-specific assessments for healthcare, finance and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs). The findings convey a compelling message: cybersecurity readiness can no longer be measured solely by compliance; technical capability is now the definitive benchmark for resilience. The reports reveal that while organizations may excel at visibility and detection, they lack the technical depth to prevent, contain or recover from modern cyberattacks effectively.

Hack The Box (HTB), a global leader in gamified cybersecurity readiness and upskilling software solutions, today announced the appointment of Gibb Witham as President and Chief Financial Officer. Witham joins HTB from Paladin Capital Group, a prominent cybersecurity-focused investment firm and early investor in HTB. With total funding exceeding $66 million, HTB is accelerating its mission to empower cybersecurity professionals and enterprises worldwide.

Hack The Box (HTB), a global leader in gamified cybersecurity readiness and upskilling software solutions, today announced the launch of HTB’s Threat Range, a team-based cyber incident simulation software that offers operational insights for executives and board members. Designed with AI at its core, this new environment extends HTB’s industry-leading cyber ranges to equip enterprises, government organizations and MSSPs with the necessary skills, tools and evidence they need to validate and improve their ability to withstand real-world cyber attacks. With an expanded catalog covering security operations, incident response, forensics and threat hunting, Threat Range sets a new benchmark for advancing organizations' operational resilience.

Hack The Box (HTB), a global leader in gamified cybersecurity skills development, today announced that it has acquired LetsDefend, a pioneering blue team upskilling platform known for its hands-on SOC simulations and growing community members. The combination of Hack The Box and LetsDefend will offer hands-on labs, real-world simulations, and cross-role skill development to empower enterprises, governments, MSSPs, and academic institutions to continuously benchmark, upskill, and certify their cyber workforce. This unified approach will drive more predictable security outcomes, reduce risk, and create high-performing cyber teams for organizations.