CYBERSECURITY MONTH 2026
An operator does not need to configure a firewall. They learn to recognise an unusual situation, avoid making it worse and trigger the right procedure.
ShutDown™, the right cyber reflexes on a production site
A serious game designed for the factory floor: every role learns to recognise an unusual situation and apply the right reflex, leaving nothing to chance.
Available late 2026
ShutDown™
- Late 2026
- availability date
- 7
- job families covered
- 1
- common core for the whole site
- By role
- variants tailored to each job
When in doubt, three actions
- Secure the situationKeep control of the situation before doing anything else.
- Follow the planned procedureApply what was planned for this exact case.
- Report quicklyAlert the right people straight away.
The reflexes trained
Spot the unusual
A request, a device or a behaviour out of the ordinary.
Check interventions
The identity, origin and authorisation of every contractor.
Hold firm under pressure
Keep security measures in place, even when production is in a hurry.
React to an anomaly
When the process or supervision drifts, report quickly.
One common core, variants by role
The whole site follows the same common core, then each role trains on the situations that matter to it.
- Production
- Maintenance
- Logistics and stores
- Administrative functions
- Supervisors
- Contractors and suppliers
- IT and automation engineers
Built into your programme
- The whole siteFrom the production line to the offices
- By roleVariants for every job
- LMS-readySCORM export
- MeasuredRisk Index™ and Smart Report™
« When in doubt, I do not improvise: I secure the situation, I use the planned procedure and I report quickly. »
The other CyberGames™
- CyberCrime™
- BlackOut™
- BlueScreen™
- RedCode™
Frequently asked questions
When will ShutDown™ be available?
ShutDown™ is in development and will be available in late 2026. Contact us to be notified at launch.
Who is ShutDown™ for?
Every job on an industrial site: production, maintenance, logistics and stores, administrative functions, supervisors, contractors and suppliers, IT and automation engineers.
Do players need to be technicians?
No. Each role trains on the actions that matter to it: recognise an unusual situation, secure it, follow the procedure and report.
How is it different from office awareness training?
It helps people tell cybersecurity from process safety, and industrial risks from office risks, and covers the role of backups, manual procedures and crisis exercises.
How will participation be tracked?
Like the other CyberGames™, results will flow into the BlueSecure Risk Index™ and Smart Report™.
ShutDown™
Prepare your sites from day one
Let's talk about your production sites and get notified as soon as ShutDown™ is available.