Are these games Cyber Escape Rooms?
No, they’re not cyber escape rooms. We feel that although cyber escape rooms provide a great team building experience, they often fail to integrate sufficient learnings. For that reason, we’ve focused on a variety of different cyber games, ranging from role play to quizzes. They’re full of relevant learnings, provide simple rules to stay safe, and they get staff involved and learning!
Our Games
1. Become a Forensic Cyber Crime Investigator
Staff take the role of a forensic cyber investigator, work together to solve cyber challenges and ultimately uncover the truth about how a company was hacked.Topics Covered
File extensions; malicious links; website dangers; online tools; common criminal tactics; online privacy; USB device safety; physical security; deep fakes; insider threats; password security; multi-factor authentication; public WiFi
2. Get a Company to Pay Your Fake Invoice
Can you pretend to be a supplier, and fool a company to pay a fake invoice? In this game you dive into the mindset of a cyber-criminal to truly understand how they research, impersonate and socially engineer.Topics Covered
Public WiFi; browser privacy; VPNs; money laundering; cyber-criminal research & tactics; reconnaissance; obtaining corporate documents; forging; deep fakes; domain purchase and email account creation.
3. What is your Cyber IQ?
Staff work through a series of questions across a large variety of cyber security awareness topics to showcase their knowledge, with 100 points on offer. How much do your staff really know about staying safe? If you want to gauge your staff knowledge, this workshop gives you very granular detail!
Topics Covered
Files; USB devices & ports; links; email safety; information procedures; website safety; physical IT security; live interactions; phishing scams; social media; logging in; helping IT; external data breaches; home security tips
4. How Many Scams Do You Recognise and Understand?
This workshop is all about building suspicion, as we work through a series of scams, and staff share their knowledge in how they think the scams work. The more they know, the more points they get, until we declare a final 'Scam Buster' winner!
Topics Covered
Information collection; social media; fake invoices; deep fakes; recruitment scams; advertising; USB safety; text messages; phishing emails; link safety; sextortion; file safety; impersonation; QR codes; romance scams; free WiFi; multi-factor authentication
5. How many poker chips can you win?
The ultimate multi-choice honesty quiz, because you have to show your answer first with answer cards! If you get it right, you get poker chips, and harder questions earn you more chips. Who gets the biggest pile at the end? And no, you don't get to keep the chips.
Topics Covered
File safety; USB device safety; malicious links; website safety; information procedures; physical IT security; password management; confidential information; home cyber safety; multi-factor authentication
How the Cyber Investigator Game Works
• Delivered live, either online (webcam required) or onsite in Brisbane
• Can organise for onsite delivery in other locations in Australia
• Attendees solve challenges to complete the mission
• If they get stuck, help is provided
• Workshop length is approximately 30 to 40 minutes
• A recap of key learnings is provided within the session (at the end)
• A summary sheet of key learnings is provided to attendees
Get in Touch
If you want gamified training for your staff, and you were considering a cyber escape room, then consider that our cyber games cover a multitude of important topics to help staff become more suspicious and knowledgeable. They are short, simple, engaging, cost effective, and ensure staff learn while having fun.
Please contact us if you want to book some sessions, find out more, or see a demo.
