AI For Security | Hack The Box

Find the gaps behind confident AI use.

Look for the moments where your team needs more practice.

An analyst accepts a convincing answer without checking the evidence

A penetration tester struggles to explain the reasoning behind an AI-generated finding

A junior colleague completes the task but can’t repeat the work without help

Managers can see who uses AI, but have little evidence of who uses it well

These are useful starting points for development. Bring them into an exercise where you can observe the decisions and work on what needs to change.

Prepare people for the work AI is changing.

AI-Augmented Roles

Develop capability in the roles you already have

AI-Augmented Roles bring AI responsibilities into familiar security jobs. AI-augmented penetration tester and SOC analyst roles are available today.

Product details

Live AI Labs

Practice decisions with real agents

Live AI Labs put practitioners alongside agents and targets in realistic exercises, capturing their interactions with AI.

Explore HTB’s AI capabilities

AI-augmented module fundamentals demonstration

Agentic Operator Competence Scoring

See the judgement behind the result

Agentic Operator Competence Scoring evaluates whether people recognise flawed reasoning, understand recommendations and intervene appropriately. It also considers when they should let valid work continue.

How scoring works

AI-augmented operator competence demonstration

Role Paths and Practical Labs

Keep technical skills active

Role paths and practical labs give people repeated opportunities to use the knowledge they need to check AI output and work independently.

Explore skills development

AI Red Teamer learning path demonstration

What skills does it develop?

Practitioners learn to apply cyber expertise when working with AI. The focus is on understanding the task, checking the evidence and making a sound decision about what happens next.

Who is this for?

Security leaders developing people who work with AI. The initial AI-augmented roles cover penetration testing and SOC analysis.

How does operator assessment differ from agent assessment?

Operator competence scoring evaluates the person overseeing AI-assisted work. AI Range Enterprise Edition assesses the agent’s capability against a role standard. Each answers a different workforce question.

How does this relate to securing AI systems?

AI for Security develops people’s ability to use AI in security work. HTB’s Security for AI pillar covers the skills needed to secure AI systems.

Where do we start?

Choose a role and an AI-assisted task that matters to your team. Use the demo to discuss relevant exercises, assessment and development priorities.