Mission: Cybersecurity

The "Mission: Cybersecurity" team has developed an innovative scenario game as part of an educational program to raise awareness of cyber security. Through an interactive approach, users not only learn about threats, but also learn how to deal with them in practice. The game helps develop safe work habits, reducing the risk of data loss and increasing the organization's resilience to cyber threats.

WHAT IS THE GAME ALL ABOUT?

The game consists of 9 missions. Participants must make more than 100 decisions in situations simulating security threats. Each decision has an immediate impact on the player's score - wrong choices lead to loss of points, while well-made decisions empower the participant. Players learn more than 80 safety best practices, and an additional competitive feature increases employee engagement and motivation.

WHY IS IT WORTH IT?

• Increasing organizational resilience: Game participants gain practical skills in dealing with real-world cyber threats.
• Flexibility: The game is available online, and employees can play it on any device at their convenience.
• Relief for HR teams: Cybersecurity education is fully automated, easing the burden on training teams.
• Regulatory compliance: The program meets regulatory requirements and security standards.
• Increased engagement: Gamification elements support the cyber security culture and increase employee engagement.
• Cost savings: This effective educational service allows the organization to reduce expenses associated with traditional forms of training.

ELEMENTS OF THE AWARENESS PROGRAM:

• Continuous access to new missions and updates, published as part of your subscription.

• Regular emails containing practical cyber security tips.

• New thematic quizzes added throughout the subscription period.

• Additional visual materials to support the education process (posters, desktop backgrounds, screen savers).

• An administration panel that allows coordinators to monitor participants' performance and progress.

SUBJECT AREA:

• Information Security;
• Workstation security;
• Password and authentication security;
• Defense against phishing attacks;
• Malware;
• Defense against attacks using social engineering techniques;
• Mobile device security;
• Security principles when working remotely;
• Recognizing and responding to security incidents.