Hack The Box (HTB) Bangladesh community gave registered participants 24 hours of free access to HTB Enterprise Labs at its 25th online community meetup on Sunday.
The online meetup was held from 9pm and lasted an hour.
Participants got access to three premium modules- Data Management, SIEM 101 and SOC Fundamentals.
During the meetup, participants shared their experiences of different certification exams and how they prepared for them.
HTB is an online platform for hands-on cybersecurity training. It offers virtual labs, challenges and learning modules for people who want to build ethical hacking skills. Its Enterprise platform is designed for organisations and teams.
Ahead of the meetup, Neion Chowdhury, HTB Ambassador and community representative in Bangladesh, said registered participants would receive 24 hours of Enterprise Lab access.
He said HTB recently updated its Enterprise platform to allow learning module content to be accessed within the Enterprise environment. This made it possible to offer participants paid Academy content at no cost.
“We wanted to make this meetup more than just a discussion session,” Neion said. “We want participants to get actual hands-on learning experience and explore resources they might not otherwise have access to.”
Organisers had also conducted a community Q&A and giveaways. Two of the participants in a lucky draw session won free premium HTB subscription for one month.
HTB Bangladesh began in November 2022 to bring together people in the country interested in cybersecurity and ethical hacking. As of November 2026, its Discord server has 854 members.
Neion said he is currently the only HTB Ambassador and community representative in Bangladesh. He also hosts the meetups and coordinates local activities. The community has no separate executive body at the moment.
He also said AI security, large language models (LLMs) and AI agents are becoming important areas in cybersecurity, and the community wants to explore them.
The community has not yet organised a dedicated session on these topics, he said. It plans to introduce AI security discussions and practical sessions “very soon”, citing growing interest in AI.
Around 20 people participated on the online meetup.
