The lock is not a promise
A Wi‑Fi name can be a copy. A padlock does not make the page honest
“The lock is not a promise” is a CyberPlay video course of about 6 minutes, included with Individual Plus. A guide explains the topic and the video stops for five questions.
Learn to check which Wi-Fi network is the real one and to refuse a welcome page that asks for an account password. You will know what the padlock proves and what it does not, and what to do if you already typed a password.
Key facts
- Five checkpoint questions inside the video
- About 6 minutes
- Guides to choose from: 7
- Narrated in English and Romanian
- Included with Individual Plus (€25 a year, VAT included) and organisation plans
- Certificate of completion with Individual Plus or an organisation plan that includes certificates
- Up to 160 XP the first time you finish
What you will be able to do
- Ask which network is theirs.
- Do not type an account password into a page that appeared by itself.
- The lock means the connection is private. It does not mean the page is honest.
Frequently asked questions
Is “The lock is not a promise” free?
“The lock is not a promise” is included with Individual Plus, which costs €25 a year for one person (VAT included), and with every active organisation plan. With a free CyberPlay account you can take 3 courses: Modern email phishing, Who gets your screen? and ClickFix: “Prove you’re human”.
How long does “The lock is not a promise” take?
About 6 minutes, including the five questions. The exact length depends on the guide and the language you choose.
Do I get a certificate for “The lock is not a promise”?
Yes, with Individual Plus or an organisation plan that includes certificates. Finish the course and answer all five questions, then claim a certificate of completion that shows your first-attempt score.
Which languages is “The lock is not a promise” available in?
The video is narrated in English and Romanian by a guide you choose (available: 7). The buttons and menus around it are available in nine languages.