CYBERSECURITY MONTH 2026
Solo
- 15 or 30 minutes in the browser
- Desktop, mobile and tablet
- A debrief video at the end
BlueScreen™, understand the attacker to know where to stop them
Players switch sides. They follow the main steps and techniques of a real attack, then the debrief shows them the right practice to counter each one.
Escape game · 15 or 30 min
- 15 / 30
- minutes, short or full version
- 4
- steps of a real attack
- 1
- best-practice debrief video
- All
- employees, no prerequisites
A game in three steps
- Switch sidesPlayers take on the role of a hacker out to prove themselves.
- Follow the attackAt each challenge, they choose how to proceed.
- Discover the countermeasureThe debrief reviews each technique and the right practice.
The techniques in the game
- 1Reconnaissance
- 2Intrusion
- 3Privilege escalation
- 4Launch
The fake technician
A call where the hacker poses as a doctor or a technician.
The USB stick by post
A booby-trapped stick sent under a credible pretext.
Malicious emails and texts
Messages designed to get a click or a piece of information.
Prying ears
A conversation overheard or a screen read over the shoulder at a conference.
Solo or as a team
As a team
- 4 to 5 players around one screen
- A facilitator to guide the game
- A group debrief
Designed for all your employees
- All employeesSimplified and accessible to all
- Defence-focusedEvery technique has its counter
- LMS-readySCORM export
- MeasuredRisk Index™ and Smart Report™
The debrief makes the difference
During the game, players work out the right response on their own. At the end, a video reviews each attack, step by step, with the practice that counters it.
The other CyberGames™
- CyberCrime™
- BlackOut™
- RedCode™
- ShutDown™
Frequently asked questions
Does BlueScreen™ teach people how to hack?
No. The game is simplified, passes on no usable offensive know-how and ends with defensive best practices.
Who is BlueScreen™ for?
Every employee. The attacks rely on social engineering, situations where everyone has a way to defend themselves.
How long does a game last?
15 minutes in the short version or 30 minutes in the full version, on desktop, mobile or tablet.
Are players guided during the game?
They work out the right response to each attack themselves. The debrief video then reviews each technique with the right practice.
How do we track participation?
Results flow into the BlueSecure Risk Index™ and Smart Report™, alongside your other awareness content.
BlueScreen™
Let your teams switch sides
Try BlueScreen™ in a demo and see how everyone spots the steps of an attack.