Which format should we choose for Cybersecurity Month?

It depends on what you want to set off. Virtual reality draws people to a stand. The escape game and the investigation game work better with formed teams. A talk reaches a wide audience in one go. Many organisations combine all three across a single day.

What remains after the event?

That is the decisive point. A highlight with no follow-up fades: we therefore lead into the e-learning paths and phishing campaigns, which extend the effect over time and measure what actually stuck.

Is any equipment needed?

Not for the online formats, which need only a browser. For virtual reality we bring the headsets and run the workshop. The investigation game also exists as a board game, with no equipment at all.

How many participants can you host?

A talk suits a large audience. A workshop works better kept small so everyone gets hands-on. We size it with you according to the objective and the time you have.

Workshop

Bring cybersecurity to life in person

Short talks, themed stands, hacking workshops, VR experiences, live deepfake demos and Cybermonth formats to engage even the hardest audiences to reach.

Plan a workshop

short talks: 30-60 min
immersive experiences: VR
supervised demonstrations: Deepfake

Live formats that create a turning point

TalksAI and deepfakes, top five threats, digital identity, phishing and verification habits.
Hacking workshopsSMS, rogue Wi-Fi, booby-trapped USB keys, NFC and hands-on demonstrations.
VR experiencesImmersive, memorable formats to anchor your security highlights.
Live deepfake demoFace swapping and realistic scenarios showing how credible AI fraud has become.
Escape gameA collective experience that practises the right habits under pressure.
Goodies and memosPassports, posters, cards and physical materials to extend the impact.

A workshop that is framed, useful and actionable

01FramingObjectives, audience, maturity level and priority messages.
02HostingDemo, workshop or talk with realistic examples and active participation.
03AnchoringMemos, challenges, Learning Academy modules or a Phishing 360 campaign as follow-up.
04MeasurementFeedback, adoption, completion and recommendations for the next step.

VR CyberOfficeVirtual reality immersion

Our on-site offering

October is Cybersecurity Month

Cybersecurity Month is the ideal moment to reach your teams, provided you make it a moment they remember. We run on-site workshops and activities designed to leave a mark and engage people lastingly: interactive talks, serious games, escape games and virtual reality.

These immersive experiences turn awareness into a collective moment. That is their main advantage over a module taken alone in front of a screen: people talk about it afterwards, with colleagues, and that is precisely where a security culture forms.

The flagship formats

Virtual reality

By immersing the user in an office, a hospital or a factory, VR radically changes how cyber risk is perceived.

CyberCrime

A puzzle-solving game where teams investigate through a series of mini-games to unmask the hacker.

Cyber escape game

Cast as an attacker targeting a hospital, the learner clears challenges to complete the mission in under thirty minutes.

Board game version

CyberCrime also exists as a board game. Ideal for a teambuilding session or a company workshop with no screens.

Expert webinar

The top 5 cyberattacks, led by our experts, to understand today's threats and how to guard against them.

On-site training

Cybersecurity, social engineering, GDPR: our classroom training, delivered by field experts.

Frequently asked questions

Which format should we choose for Cybersecurity Month?: It depends on what you want to set off. Virtual reality draws people to a stand. The escape game and the investigation game work better with formed teams. A talk reaches a wide audience in one go. Many organisations combine all three across a single day.
What remains after the event?: That is the decisive point. A highlight with no follow-up fades: we therefore lead into the e-learning paths and phishing campaigns, which extend the effect over time and measure what actually stuck.
Is any equipment needed?: Not for the online formats, which need only a browser. For virtual reality we bring the headsets and run the workshop. The investigation game also exists as a board game, with no equipment at all.
How many participants can you host?: A talk suits a large audience. A workshop works better kept small so everyone gets hands-on. We size it with you according to the objective and the time you have.

Workshop

Prepare your next cyber highlight

Cybermonth, onboarding, offsite, board session or security day: we adapt the format to the audience.

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