Cyber Safety

Cyber Safety 'Online Cybercrime Game'

How can we work safely in a digital world? Cyber safety is not just about technology; it is primarily about human behavior. In this interactive workshop, participants will discover how cyber risks arise and learn how they can personally contribute to a safe and secure digital work environment.

Banzai!*

Duration: 1.5-hour online game
Participants: unlimited; user-based licensing
Supervisors: 1 Samurai trainer for onboarding and reporting
Sessions: Max. 5 sessions per trainer per day
Can be played individually at your own pace, whenever it suits you
Option to personalise the game with organisation-specific content
Optional: promotional campaign including popcorn and a cinema ticket for up to 200 users, in line with the applicable pricing structure

*cry from the samurai when he (she) achieves a goal (read: ‘output’)

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What?

The Online Cybercrime Game is a digital experience that feels like a thrilling film. Participants individually immerse themselves in the world of cybercrime and learn, through interactive challenges, how sophisticated cyber threats operate and how to recognise them.

The game can be fully tailored to the organisation. Participants can play at a time that suits them, without the need for everyone to take part simultaneously or in the same location. Our Samurai trainer is primarily focused on preparation, onboarding, and post-event reporting.

Why?

Not everyone learns equally well through traditional training courses. A powerful experience leaves a lasting impression. By immersing participants in a realistic cyber environment, we create awareness that goes beyond the simple transfer of information.

In short

  • Individual online cybercrime game (1.5 hours)
  • Learn to recognise cyber risks and cybercriminal behaviour
  • Flexible participation: anytime, anywhere
  • Customisable to your organisation

Banzai!

After playing the game, participants will have a better understanding of how cybercriminals operate and which signs may indicate potential risks. The report can help guide further targeted initiatives on topics such as password security, phishing, and safe digital behaviour.

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