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Beat the Hacker® Cybersecurity Escape Room is designed to educate and drive interest in Cybersecurity in a fun and easy going way.
In the game players are challenged to solve up to 12 exciting missions linked to cybersecurity and eventually “Escape the Room”. We’ve delivered Beat the Hacker® to more than 500, 000 participants with amazing feedback.
Beat the Hacker® Cybersecurity Escape Room is designed to educate and drive interest in Cybersecurity in a fun and easy going way.
In the game players are challenged to solve up to 12 exciting missions linked to cybersecurity and eventually “Escape the Room”. We’ve delivered Beat the Hacker® to more than 500, 000 participants with amazing feedback.
It was awesome. We enjoyed the training aspects of it too.
The Escape Room has been a great success!
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.
– Elise Mutch, Information Security Communications & Education Manager, Allianz UK PLC
– For individuals
– Works on smart phones
– 3-5 minutes duration
– Perfect for road shows and events
– For individuals
– Played on computers
– Around 6 challenges
– Perfect for Awareness Campaigns
– Great for small groups of 3-6 people
– In-person or virtual delivery
– Played on computers
– Great for Team Awareness Events
Engagement is key to effective learning. Think beyond the traditional lecture format and incorporate gamification mechanisms, interactive challenges, peer-2-peer learning and compelling storytelling.
For inspiration, check out our unique, narrative-driven Virtual Escape Room called Beat the Hacker, where the participants are taken from passive listeners to active contributors by solving up to 12 cybersecurity challenges.
Leverage the power of competition to drive engagement. People love a good challenge, and introducing a competitive element can boost participation and enthusiasm. Whether it’s individual challenges, team vs. team battles, or departmentwide competitions, leaderboards and prizes can add an exciting edge to your cybersecurity month.
To amplify excitement, share a cool promo trailer and some cybersecurity themed images with your team and create a buzz before the event kicks off!
Last but not least – how do you make sure as many participants as possible can take part in a simple and efficient way?
Some considerations
How will people take part? Individually, in groups or both?
How will the activity be distributed? Email, a campaign site or in a road show?
And is this a one-off? Or part of a series of activities?
We have a long experience of rolling out company-wide campaigns and initiatives. Get in touch to schedule call!
Fast — most customers go from first call to live campaign within a few days. Because Beat the Hacker® and our mini-games are pre-built and browser-based, there’s no software to install and nothing for your IT team to deploy. You pick the activity, we set up your campaign link, and you share it with your team. No custom content development, no long lead time.
Our pricing model is based on a set number of licenses. The more you buy upfrint the better price you get. However, if you’re unsure on usage, you can always start low and purchase additional licenses later. Or, extend you campaign duration to give staff plenty of time to complete the challenges.
Almost none. There’s nothing to install — everything runs in the browser on phones or computers. You don’t need to provision accounts, manage software, or involve IT in a deployment. For most Cyber Month campaigns, your only real task is communicating the activity to your team and choosing when to run it. We handle the rest.
However suits your organization. The 5-minute Cyber Challenge runs on smartphones and is ideal for road shows and drop-in events. The 15-minute Escape Room is played individually on computers and works well for company-wide campaigns. The 30-minute Escape Room is built for small teams of 3–6, in person or virtually. You can run one, or combine them across the month.
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.
Our Cyber Month activities are built specifically for modern, distributed workplaces:
For individuals: Employees can play at their own pace on any laptop or smartphone simply by clicking your campaign link.
For live team events: Pop your participants into a Microsoft Teams or Zoom meeting, send them to breakout rooms in groups of 3–6, and have one person share their screen and audio. It’s highly collaborative and requires no physical setup.
3-5 Minute Mini-Games: Perfect for roadshows, weekly check-ins, or interactive kiosks. Employees can scan a quick QR code on their smartphones to play.
15-Minute Awareness Campaigns: Ideal individual challenges. Easily distributed via a link or SCORM into your LMS to run as a company-wide competition.
30-Minute Cyber Escape Rooms: Our premier team-based event (Beat the Hacker®), where groups work together to solve up to 12 interactive missions.
Instead of dry compliance theory, players deal with modern, real-world threats. The challenges cover Phishing, AI Voice Cloning, Smishing (SMS phishing), MFA, LinkedIn scams, Deepfakes and more. Each gamified challenge is followed by an instant, bite-sized key learning takeaway.