Target groups

Who is the game intended for?

The game is designed for anyone who works somewhat digitally. Do you work with a laptop, or use email daily for work? Then you are a target for hackers and a crucial link in the line of defense for your company. So it's made for everyone, and well not just the cisis or ict workers within the company. But suitable, they often wax lyrical after playing this!

The level of the game can be divided into easy, medium and difficult. This is our business. Before we went live, the game alone was tested by 100+ cyber security experts, and by more than 1,000 players of all shapes and sizes! The challenge is to get as many points as possible. This can be done without hints. Then the level is "difficult. Using hints keeps the game just as fun, but just a little easier. Are you really not succeeding? Then the main character will give you a big push and you will get through the game effortlessly: without missing the important stuff! You'll just score fewer points and won't walk away with the grand prize 😉.

In 2024, the game was launched for multinationals and SMEs. From 2025, variants were created for municipalities, NGOs and healthcare. More variants are coming later this year. In doubt? Just get in touch and we will tell you whether or not the game is suitable for your target group.

Applications

Our game is used for a variety of applications. We describe these for you below. In addition, nowadays we see that the game is also often booked as a complete cyber security awareness package through our partners. They offer a complete strategy. Our game is almost always at the front end of the process. This ensures enormous support, understanding and boosts campaign participation almost 100%! Want advice on choosing a cyber security partner? We can help.

• Kick-off campaign: A serious game can be an effective and impactful way to kick-off a cybersecurity awareness campaign. Through gamification, you directly engage employees and create enthusiasm around the topic, which is crucial for a successful launch of an awareness program.
• Onboarding: Integrating a serious game into the onboarding process can help new employees immediately see cybersecurity as a priority within the organization. This ensures they adopt the right habits from day one.
• Boost Awareness: Over time, awareness around cybersecurity in an organization can wane, especially if there is no regular contact time. A serious game is an excellent way to put the topic back on the agenda and boost awareness.