Open, sign, or join?
A shared file, a contract, or a meeting can look finished and still be the wrong ask
“Open, sign, or join?” is a CyberPlay video course of about 7 minutes, included with Individual Plus. A guide explains the topic and the video stops for five questions.
Learn to tell a real shared file, signature request or meeting invite from a fake one. You will be able to ask whether you expected it, and sign in only through the app you already use, never through a login the message gave you.
Key facts
- Five checkpoint questions inside the video
- About 7 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
- A logo and clean writing do not prove the invite is real.
- Ask if you were expecting this file, signature, or meeting.
- Sign in only through the app you already use, not the login the message handed you.
Frequently asked questions
Is “Open, sign, or join?” free?
“Open, sign, or join?” 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 “Open, sign, or join?” take?
About 7 minutes, including the five questions. The exact length depends on the guide and the language you choose.
Do I get a certificate for “Open, sign, or join?”?
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 “Open, sign, or join?” 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.