The TryHackMe management dashboard allows you to create custom learning paths.
Use case
You don't want a one-size-fits-all approach, but segment or personalize existing content to the needs of groups of teams.
Examples
You'd like your new SOC analysts to complete a modified version of the standard TryHackMe SOC Level 1 learning path.
Your experienced Red teamers would like to challenge themselves. You therefore created a specific path for them that only has "Insane" difficulty rooms, including several rooms you've created yourself.
You can either create your learning path from scratch or clone an existing path developed by TryHackMe.
Clone an existing path
To clone an existing TryHackMe learning path, go to your management dashboard and click the "Learning Paths" tab; on this page, click the "Create Path" button, revealing two options. Click the "Existing Path" option, and use the dropdown to select the learning path of your choice.
Each module is cloned when you clone an existing learning path, allowing you to change any room inside the path. See the "Editing a module" section below for more details on updating modules.
Create a custom path
A learning path consists of modules, which are made of rooms (think of a room as a mini security lab). To create a learning path from scratch, you will create your modules and add them to the learning path you make.
To create a custom path, click on the 'Create Path' button from the Learning Paths page, then 'Create Custom Path' from the pop-up modal.
Enter a title and description for your custom path before confirming by pressing the 'Create Path' button
Clicking "Create Path" will take you to a page where you can edit your learning path details and include the modules you created earlier. You can edit the following information:
Image- Shown to users when viewing the learning path.
We recommend using a company logo or image representing the goal of the path.
Recommended size is 500x500.
Description - Information on the learning paths purpose
Title - The name of your path
Introduction - 1 or 2 sentences introducing the user to the path
Modules- Select the modules in your path
The order of adding your modules matters
The dropdown will include all modules you've created.
Creating a module
To create a module, click on your management dashboard and click the "Learning Paths" tab; on this page, click the "Modules" tab (on the left-hand side), and click the "Create New Module" button.
When clicking the create module button, a popup will appear. Enter the following details:
Title - The name of the module
Image - An image representing the category of your module
Summary - Information on the module's purpose
Rooms- Select the rooms in your module
The order of adding your rooms matters
The dropdown will include rooms that you've created
See these articles for information on creating your rooms
Clicking "Create Module" will save your module, ready to be added to a learning path.
Please note that a learning path has a 75-room loading limit; if you exceed this limit, some of your rooms won't be visible.
Editing a module
To edit a module, navigate to the 'Modules' page under 'Learning Paths'. This page will show you all the modules you've created. To edit a module, click on the title you're interested in editing.
You can drag and drop the room cards to re-order the rooms within the module.
Any changes you make to a module will be reflected in any Learning Paths they appear in.
Sharing a learning path
Learning paths are shareable via a link. To get paths sharing the link, go to your management dashboard, click the "Learning Paths" tab and click on a paths title.
A user must be assigned a seat on your management dashboard to join a custom or cloned path. Users' progress will only appear if they're enrolled in your path; if they've joined another path on TryHackMe, their progress will not show.
Once your management dashboard access expires, it will remove every user from the path. Learning paths are not deleted and will be available when you regain access.
Contact
Existing B2B or EDU customer and still have questions? Please contact your Customer Success Manager or Technical Support.
Please contact [email protected] if you'd like to explore whether TryHackMe could be a good fit for your organization. Alternatively, book a meeting directly with the Sales team: For Education, For Business