Gamified Security Awareness
Security awareness built around challenges, simulations, points and leaderboards, so people practise good habits instead of sitting through slides.
Annual slide decks and one-off e-learning are quickly forgotten.
Annual slide decks and one-off e-learning are quickly forgotten. People learn security behaviour by doing it, and they keep doing it when it feels engaging and recognised. Gamification applies game mechanics to awareness: realistic challenges, short scenarios, friendly competition and visible progress, tied to the risks your organisation actually faces.
What the engagement covers
- Awareness needs assessment and selection of the behaviours that matter most, such as phishing, passwords, data handling and incident reporting
- Game design: storylines, levels, challenges, scoring rules and rewards suited to your culture
- Scenario-based challenges built on realistic threats, including phishing and social engineering simulations
- Team and individual leaderboards, badges and recognition that encourage participation without shaming
- Short micro-learning rounds that fit into the working day
- Role-based tracks for staff, managers, executives and technical teams
- Capture the flag and tabletop style events for security and IT teams
- Localised content in English and Arabic where needed
- Measurement of participation, behaviour change and reporting rates, with leadership summaries
Explore Our Cybersecurity Games
Hands-on challenges that turn everyday security decisions into memorable learning experiences.
Team challengeCybersecurity Escape Room
Solve cybersecurity puzzles, uncover clues and assemble the code to unlock the final reward. Encourage teamwork and practical security decisions under time pressure.
VR experienceCyber Clone Detective
Investigate suspicious calls, videos and messages. Compare identity signals and decide when to trust, verify or escalate a possible impersonation attempt.
VR experienceRemote Work Under Attack
Navigate everyday remote-working risks, including unsafe connections, phishing and unknown devices. Discover how each decision affects what happens next.
Interactive team investigationFind the Insider
Follow evidence across accounts, devices and an incident timeline. Distinguish legitimate activity from suspicious behaviour and practise evidence-based escalation.
AR conceptPassword Challenge
Spot weak and reused credentials, build stronger passphrases and respond to unexpected authentication requests. Make secure account habits part of the challenge.
AR conceptThink Before You Click
Examine senders, links, attachments and urgent requests. Choose whether to proceed, verify, report or delete based on the evidence.
AR conceptUrgent Transfer
Investigate a pressured payment request using fictional business scenarios. Verify identities and beneficiary changes before authorising a transfer.
Proposed QR/mobile AR experienceThe Secure Desk
Identify exposed documents, unlocked screens and unknown USB devices. Choose the right action to protect information and secure the workspace.
Images are illustrations of each concept, not actual gameplay screenshots. Formats marked concept or proposed are in development.
Understand. Prioritize. Enable.
How we deliver gamified security awareness, step by step.
- 01
Pick the behaviours
We agree which risky behaviours to change first and how success will be measured, using your incident history and the requirements that apply to you.
- 02
Design the game
Challenges, scoring, levels and rewards are designed to match your people, language and culture, and reviewed with HR and communications.
- 03
Launch and engage
A staged roll-out with campaigns, team competitions and reminders that keep participation high.
- 04
Measure and refine
Participation and behaviour data feed back into new rounds, so the programme stays fresh and gets harder as people improve.