A fun, interactive learning game that helps employees navigate the risks of workplace AI tools. In 20 minutes, players solve engaging challenges and leave with practical, high-impact security habits.
AI RIsk Awareness Game is a fun, interactive learning game that helps employees navigate the risks of workplace AI tools. Players solve a series of engaging challenges, leaving each round with practical, high-impact security takeaways.
Recognize the risks of using unapproved AI tools with company information. Explore how confidential details can remain hidden in documents, even after visible content is removed.
Spot misleading information in convincing AI-generated content. Learn to question sources and verify important facts before using AI output in presentations or business decisions.
Discover how AI meeting assistants can expose sensitive conversations. Learn why clear rules around recording and sharing matter, even in everyday meetings with approved tools.
Recognize potential copyright issues in AI-generated videos, images and music. Understand why content needs review before you share it, including for internal training.
Explore what happens when an AI agent issues unauthorized refunds. Weigh different safeguards and discuss where to limit AI’s permissions and require human oversight.
Gamified & interactive, the game raises AI risk awareness in way your staff will love!
Recognise risky data sharing, understand Shadow AI and guardrails, question AI output and more.
Browser based with 1-click delivery. Runs on laptops and smart phones. Fully measurable.
It was awesome. We enjoyed the training aspects of it too.
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I loved this challenge. More of this please.
The combination of interactive problem-solving and cyber security awareness was fantastic.
Our team loved the activity.
Great team work, liked the time pressure and variety of tasks.
– Fun competition for individuals
– Distribute via link or SCORM
– Type link or scan QR to start
– Shorter smart phone version
– Group-based activity
– In-person or virtual delivery
The game is played individually or in teams and takes 20 minutes to complete.
Your employees will understands the risks involved when using approved or non approved AI tools, specifically relating to data privacy issues. It includes Shadow AI & Sensitive Data, AI Hallucinations & Misinformation, Data Privacy & Leaks, Copyright & AI Content, and AI Agents & Guardrails.
The game is run online, on a browser. All you need is a computer or tablet with an Internet connection. The game is started with a simple click on a link (one single link for all teams). You’re up and running in seconds and there is no need for downloads.
We charge a fixed fee, based on your total number of potential users. The price also depends on how long you want access – one day, one week, a full year etc.
Example pricing, one day access:
Up to 20 users: $490
Up to 100 users: $1150
Up to 500 users: $1645
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Beat the Hacker can be tailored to fit with your organization’s learning objectives. We’ve helped hundreds of clients helping strike the right balance between learning and fun. We can also brand the game with your logo, fonts and colour codes.
The game is designed to help staff refresh their awareness of cybersecurity threats in a fun and easy going way. It is aimed at employees with an average understanding of IT Security.
We’ve delivered Beat the Hacker Virtual Escape Room Game to close to 500 000 players with amazing feedback. Our game rating is 4.6 out of 5.
The AI Risk Awareness Game covers five topics: Shadow AI & Sensitive Data, AI Hallucinations & Misinformation, Data Privacy & Leaks, Copyright & AI Content, and AI Agents & Guardrails. Through interactive challenges and realistic workplace scenarios, players learn to recognize risks and explore safeguards for safer AI use.
The game is designed for employees and managers, with no specialist AI or cybersecurity knowledge required. Scenarios focus on everyday workplace situations, from uploading documents and using meeting assistants to checking AI-generated content.
Yes. Using an approved tool doesn’t remove every risk. The game explores how employees can expose sensitive information, rely on inaccurate output or share problematic content even when using approved tools. Players learn to consider both the tool and how they use it.
The main AI Risk Awareness Game takes approximately 20 minutes and covers the five core topics. A shorter, five-minute edition is available for smartphone participation at road shows and drop-in events. Contact us to discuss which edition best fits your audience and learning goals.
Both. Employees can play individually on computers using your campaign link, or collaborate in teams of 3–6. Teams can play together in person or remotely through Microsoft Teams or Zoom, with one person sharing their screen and audio.
Branding options include your logo, fonts and colors. If you want the game to reflect your AI policies, approved tools or specific learning objectives, contact us to discuss the scope, timing and cost of tailoring the content.
Yes. It offers a short, interactive way to introduce workplace AI risks during Cybersecurity Awareness Month. You can run it as a company-wide activity, a team session or a road show challenge. It also works year-round as part of an AI awareness initiative.
Most customers go from first call to a live campaign within a few days. We prepare your campaign link, and you share it with employees. The game runs in a browser, with no software installation or individual player accounts to provision. Once ready, employees can access it in seconds.
Pricing depends on the number of participants and how long you need access. You can start with a smaller number of licenses and purchase more later. Larger purchases offer a lower price per participant. See our pricing page or contact us for a quote.
Example pricing, one day access:
Up to 20 users: $490
Up to 100 users: $1150
Up to 500 users: $1645
However suits your organization. The 5-minute edition runs on smartphones and is ideal for road shows and drop-in events. The 20-minute AI Risk Awareness Game is played individually on computers and works well for company-wide campaigns. It can also be run in small teams of 3–6, in person or virtually.
Yes. We’ve rolled out company-wide campaigns across distributed teams, and the activities are designed to scale from a single team to a global workforce. If you need multiple languages or staggered rollouts across regions, we can structure the campaign around that.
You get participation and engagement data from the campaign, so you can show leadership real turnout and completion numbers rather than just “we sent a video.” Compared with passive slide decks, the interactive format is far more likely to be remembered — which is the point of running Cyber Month in the first place.