TryHackMe is a website that offers hands-on labs for learning different cybersecurity topics. The platform is organized into “rooms,” with each room focusing on areas like Linux, networking, or web security. Each room includes explanations along with tasks you complete as you go.

One thing I liked about TryHackMe is how simple it is to get started. After creating a free account and answering a few basic questions, it immediately places you into a recommended learning path, which makes it easy to start without having to decide where to begin.

The site is easy to use, and everything runs directly in the browser, so there isn’t much setup involved. The tasks feel very realistic since you’re often working in a terminal and entering commands, rather than just clicking through questions.

The rooms explain what you’re doing as you work through them, and there are questions throughout to check your understanding. Overall, the experience feels very similar to our online labs, just organized into smaller, topic-focused sections.

Overall, I think that TryHackMe seems to be like a good resource for any individual interested in learning cybersecurity and there is really no downside since it is free. 

Website: tryhackme.com