Workplace Physical Security Games
Practise clean-desk decisions, screen locking, badge handling and visitor checks in interactive office security games.
Questions about CyberPlay training
What does physical security mean at work?
Physical security protects access to people, workspaces, devices and documents. Everyday choices such as locking a screen and following visitor procedures help protect information.
Follow workplace rules for visitors, badges, document storage and disposal. Lock your screen when you step away and report access concerns through the appropriate channel.
Warning signs to recognise
- Sensitive papers or an unlocked screen are left unattended.
- A visitor enters a restricted area without the required check.
- An access badge is shared or left where someone else can use it.
Practise with these games
- Clean Desk Challenge
Close of day in a real office. Walk around, put the risky things away, and leave the coffee cup alone. Mugs, plants, public flyers and blank paper are not risks — putting them away costs points.
- INSIDER
A multiplayer social-deduction game on floor 4 of Northwind Dynamics. Most players work through an ordinary day; one or two are running an attack chain — tailgating a badge door, dropping a USB stick, swapping a QR poster, changing a supplier’s bank details.
- Secure the Office
Take a short walk through a modern office floor. Find the real physical-security risks — a computer left unlocked, a password on a sticky note, a USB stick nobody owns, a storage room standing open — spend a hundred credits where they matter most, and send your report.
- The Social Engineer
You are Jordan Hale, Operations Analyst on the twelfth floor. People will ask for help, and some of them should have it. One workday from 09:00 to 16:45 puts ten or eleven requests at the badge door, the desk, the printer and the phone — the score is not how suspicious you were, it is how well you checked.
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