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.
Which ages are the video lessons for?
Students from 14 and adults. Each lesson explains one everyday threat in plain language, stops five times for a question and ends with three rules to remember. Lessons are narrated in English and Romanian.
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.
Video lessons that fit inside a class period
A guide explains one scam students actually meet, from scam texts to fake profiles, and the video stops five times so the class answers before the reveal. For students from 14, with no technical knowledge needed.
- Every lesson is included for every student on your school’s plan.
- Assign a lesson to a class with a due date, or let students choose their own.
- See each student’s first-attempt score and who has finished.
- Nothing to prepare or install: lessons run in the browser, on phones too.
- Growth and Enterprise add certificates of completion with the first-attempt score.
- 55 courses in 7 topics · About 6–8 minutes · Five checkpoint questions inside the video · Narrated in English and Romanian · Guides to choose from: 7
- Modern email phishing · Free · About 7 minutes
- Scam texts · About 7 minutes
- Fake profiles · About 6 minutes
Guides
- Cybersecurity awareness training for schools: a practical lesson plan
Plan teacher-led cybersecurity training for schools with video courses, student activities and games. Practise checking messages, sharing files and asking for help.
- Phishing training games: practise the decisions behind a suspicious message
Use phishing training games to rehearse inspection, independent verification and reporting. Includes a fictional supplier message and a practical session plan.
- Free security awareness training: a practical starter programme for employees
Build a free employee security awareness programme using credible resources, practical exercises and a four-week plan, with clear limits on tools and reporting.
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