CYBER SECURITY GAMES
Gamification.
It's a powerful tool for learning. We use it to teach simple behaviours that help keep you safe online!
In these games you'll learn about:
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Password Security
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Phishing Emails
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Data Loss Protection
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Ransomware
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Business Email Compromise
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Common Scams
With more coming soon!
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Brute Force
Description: A password security game where you’ll learn about password strength, and how to turn your password into a long and strong passphrase.
Key Messages: Long passwords are strong, How to easily add complexity to your password, Don't re-use passwords, Multi factor authentication is key. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 15-20 Minutes
Is my password secure from hackers?
ClickBait
Description: A phishing email game where you’ll learn about the different types of phishing attacks and the traits to watch out for.
Key Messages: The traits of phishing emails, Don’t click suspicious links, Don’t open suspicious attachments, Speak up and report it. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 15-20 Minutes
What are the different types of phishing emails?
Breach
Description: A data loss protection game that teaches you about identifying sensitive data and how to handle it safely and securely.
Key Messages: Classify your data so you know how to handle it, When to encrypt files, Double check recipients, Sanitize emails before forwarding. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 10-15 Minutes
How do I protect sensitive data?
Ransom Attack
Description: An interactive story about a cyber criminals plan to extort money from people using ransomware.
Key Messages: Don’t open links from unexpected emails or unknown contacts, Don’t open suspicious attachments and always back up your sensitive data. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 5-8 Minutes
How does a ransomware attack work?
Email Attack
Description: An interactive story explaining how criminals steal money by hijacking email accounts to send invoice scams to people.
Key Messages: Don’t open links or attachments from unknown people, Double check payment details and/or confirm them over another channel. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 5-8 Minutes
What is a business email compromise (bec) attack?
Scamland
Description: A scam awareness
game that teaches you all about common scams people face every day, how to identify them, and stop them.
Key Messages: When you receive an unsolicited email or phone call, Stop. Think. Report. Tell tail signs to watch out for across all of the different scam types. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 15-20 Minutes
How can I identify common online and phone scams?
CIA: Part 1
Description: A game explaining one of the corner stones of cyber security: confidentiality and how to apply tools and practices to your online activities.
Key Messages: Learn why confidentiality online is important, understand the security tools that can be used to help maintain confidentiality of accounts. The key topic of this game is:
Average Play Time: 5-8 Minutes
How do I use security tools to protect my online confidentiality?
Rug Pull Attack
Description: Thinking of buying a Non-Fungible Token (NFT)? Try our interactive simulation of an NFT project scam, also known as a 'Rug Pull'. We provide an NFT 101 guide with a look at the social engineering tactics used in the scam: charity donation fraud, peer pressure, fake crypto games & fraudulent social cause initiatives.
Key Messages: Assume everyone is a scammer until proven otherwise, you can't be sure of anything, gambling v.s investing. Key topic:
Average Duration: 15-20 Minutes
How do I know if an NFT is real and not a scam?
Coming Soon!
We have more educational games & experiences in development!
Did you know?
It takes approximately 250 hours to make one of these games!
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