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TryHackMe Joins Forces With Snyk!

TryHackMe has joined forces with Snyk, a renowned player in developer security. Through this partnership, we bring you a new DevSecOps module developed by Snyk experts, that promises to revolutionise your approach to secure and efficient software development!

The Snyk module consists of two free rooms (with another two rooms coming soon!), covering free Snyk tooling and basic training for Snyk tools!

ROOM 1: Snyk Open Source


Follow Jessica, an enthusiastic Junior Application Security Engineer who implements Snyk Open Source. You will learn about risk assessment, vulnerability triaging, CI/CD pipeline automation, continuous monitoring and ChatOps.

ROOM 2: Snyk Code


In this room, Jessica implements Snyk code. You’ll learn about securing GenAI code, analysing results, evolving CI/CD integration practices for enhanced security, and more!

The TryHackMe and Snyk collaboration marks a significant step in the world of DevSecOps, whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out in cyber security!

Sonya Moisset, Staff Security Advocate at Snyk, says: “Snyk is excited to team up with TryHackMe to provide cyber security education, introducing two rooms on open-source and code security. These resources will empower and equip learners with important new cyber security skills so that together, we can create a safer digital world for all.”

What will I learn?

This Snyk module introduces you to the fundamentals of using Snyk to enhance software security!

You will learn to identify and understand security risks in open-source dependencies and codebases, effectively detect vulnerabilities, and apply remediation measures. The module also covers integrating security testing throughout the software development lifecycle and measuring the impact of security tools to ensure a robust security posture for your projects.


Don't miss out on this opportunity to upskill, innovate, and contribute to the evolving landscape of DevSecOps!

Ben Spring
Jun 20, 2024

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