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Twelve modules. Every one a game.

Each module takes 5 to 8 minutes, works on a phone and ends with a short check. Here is what your team learns, with a real sample question from each.

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MODULE 01

Phishing

6 min
GAME · SPOT THE PHISHFake inbox, tap the clues
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Check the sender address letter by letter
  • Spot pressure, urgency and generic greetings
  • Hover before clicking and report in one tap
SAMPLE QUESTION

An email from "billing@acme-paymnts.co" says your payment fails in 2 hours. What is the biggest warning sign?

AThe word "billing"
✓A misspelt domain plus a tight deadline
CThe email is short
Why: Lookalike domains and artificial deadlines are the two most common phishing signs.
MODULE 02

Strong passwords

7 min
GAME · PASSWORD RACERace a cracking tool
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Build long passphrases that are easy to remember
  • Use a password manager and MFA
  • Never reuse a password across sites
SAMPLE QUESTION

Which password is hardest to crack?

AP@ssw0rd2024!
✓maple-orbit-quiet-lantern
CSummer#1
Why: Length matters more than clever symbols. Four random words beat a short complex one.
MODULE 03

Spoofing and impersonation

8 min
GAME · WHO IS CALLINGCalls, chats and invoices
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Verify a request through a second channel
  • Recognise fake bosses, suppliers and caller IDs
  • Pause on any change of bank details
SAMPLE QUESTION

Your "CEO" messages from a new number asking for gift cards. What do you do?

ABuy them quickly, it is urgent
✓Call the CEO on a known number
CReply asking for more detail
Why: Never verify using the contact details in the message itself. Use a number you already trust.
MODULE 04

Social engineering

8 min
GAME · STORY CHOICESBranching stories
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Say no politely to unusual requests
  • Protect badges, doors and shared screens
  • Recognise friendly pretexts and small favours
SAMPLE QUESTION

A stranger in a delivery jacket asks you to hold the office door. What is best?

AHold it, they look official
✓Politely direct them to reception
CIgnore them and walk on
Why: Tailgating works because people are polite. A friendly redirect is safe and still kind.
MODULE 05

Safe browsing and Wi-Fi

6 min
GAME · FAKE OR REALJudge the website
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Check the real address before logging in
  • Avoid unknown public Wi-Fi for work
  • Use updates and trusted extensions only
SAMPLE QUESTION

You are at an airport. Which network is safest for work?

A"Free Airport WiFi"
✓Your phone hotspot
CThe strongest open network
Why: Open networks can be copied by attackers. A personal hotspot is under your control.
MODULE 06

Data handling

6 min
GAME · SORT ITSort files against the clock
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Label data as public, internal or private
  • Share files safely and with the right people
  • Dispose of old data properly
SAMPLE QUESTION

A spreadsheet of customer phone numbers should be sorted as...

APublic
BInternal
✓Private
Why: Personal data is the kind that causes real harm if leaked, so it is always private.
MODULE 07

Device security

5 min
GAME · FIX THE LAPTOPThree quick fixes
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Lock the screen and keep devices updated
  • Turn on encryption and automatic backup
  • Report a lost device straight away
SAMPLE QUESTION

Your laptop asks to restart for updates. When should you do it?

ANext month, when it is quiet
✓Today, before you finish work
CNever, it slows things down
Why: Updates close the holes attackers actively use. Delaying them keeps those holes open.
MODULE 08

Reporting an incident

5 min
GAME · REPORT DRILLFind and press Report
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Know the one button or number to use
  • Report quickly, without fear of blame
  • Understand what happens after you report
SAMPLE QUESTION

You clicked a link and now feel unsure. What is the best next step?

ASay nothing and hope it is fine
✓Report it immediately
CRestart the computer first
Why: Speed is what limits damage. Teams that praise early reports catch problems sooner.
MODULE 09 · NEW · AI

Safe AI use

6 min
GAME · PASTE OR NOTDecide what goes into an AI tool
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Know which data never goes into a public AI tool
  • Check AI answers before relying on them
  • Use only the AI tools your company has approved
SAMPLE QUESTION

You want an AI chatbot to summarise a customer contract. What is best?

APaste the full contract, it saves time
✓Use the approved company tool, or remove names and figures first
CPaste only the second half
Why: Public AI tools may keep what you type. Contracts and customer data should only go into tools your company controls.
MODULE 10 · NEW · AI

Shadow AI

6 min
GAME · APPROVE OR ASKSort tools into approved or ask first
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Spot unapproved AI apps, plug-ins and browser extensions
  • Ask the IT team before signing up with a work email
  • Understand why hidden AI use puts company data at risk
SAMPLE QUESTION

A free AI note-taker offers to join your client calls. What do you do?

AAdd it, everyone uses it
✓Ask IT whether it is approved first
CAdd it only for internal calls
Why: Unapproved tools can record and store conversations outside company control. A quick question avoids the risk.
MODULE 11 · NEW · AI

Deepfakes and AI scams

7 min
GAME · SPOT THE DEEPFAKEReal or fake voice, video and message
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Notice signs of cloned voices and fake video calls
  • Use a code word or second channel for urgent money requests
  • Recognise AI-written phishing that has no spelling mistakes
SAMPLE QUESTION

A video call from your "finance director" asks for an urgent transfer. The face looks right. What now?

ADo it, you can see them
✓Hang up and call back on a known number
CAsk them a question on the same call
Why: Faces and voices can now be faked. Always confirm money requests through a second, trusted channel.
MODULE 12 · NEW · AI

AI agents and assistants

7 min
GAME · APPROVE THE AGENTReview what an AI agent wants to do
STAFF LEARN TO
  • Understand what an AI agent can access and do
  • Approve only the permissions the task needs
  • Spot when an agent is steered by hidden instructions
SAMPLE QUESTION

An AI assistant asks for access to your whole mailbox and drive to book a meeting. What is best?

AAllow everything, it is only an assistant
✓Give calendar access only
CAllow it for one day
Why: Give an agent the least access that does the job. Broad permissions turn a small mistake into a big one.

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