Cybersecurity Awareness Games & Training — Schools
Bring cybersecurity into the classroom with playable scenarios, individual learning profiles and results that help teachers decide what to revisit.
Questions about CyberPlay training
Do schools need a separate plan or approval?
Choose Launch or Growth and your user capacity.
What about student privacy?
Nothing about your school is published unless an administrator switches the public ranking on, and it is off by default. Individual students are listed publicly only if they also make their own profile public. Teachers see class results; the wider internet does not.
Explore CyberPlay in English: practical guides, knowledge checks and games for everyday security decisions.
Choose the same plans for every organisation. Launch covers the essentials; Growth adds analytics, certificates, CSV exports and SSO.
Short enough for a lesson, real enough to stick.
Bring cybersecurity into the classroom with playable scenarios, individual learning profiles and results that help teachers decide what to revisit.
Schools and universities use the same Launch and Growth plans. Tick the education box for an automatic 40% discount. No separate education package.
Help every student build safer digital habits.
- Assign a scenario to your class and review the results.
- Use each student’s learning profile to guide encouragement and follow-up.
- Keep school and student information private unless you choose to share it.
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- Social Engineering Awareness Games
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- Ransomware Awareness & Response Games
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- Password & Account Security Games
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- Backup & Recovery Awareness Games
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- Workplace Physical Security Games
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- Remote Work Cybersecurity Games
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- Wi-Fi Security Awareness Games
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