Remote Work Cybersecurity Games
Explore home-office cybersecurity scenarios covering work devices, approved storage, router settings and unexpected phone requests.
Questions about CyberPlay training
What should remote workers practise?
Remote work brings workplace information into home and shared environments. Learners can practise choosing approved tools, protecting screens and checking unexpected requests while away from the office.
Use approved devices and storage, protect information from people nearby, and verify support requests through your organisation’s established contact method.
Warning signs to recognise
- Work files are moved into an unapproved personal service.
- A shared space exposes a screen or conversation.
- An unexpected caller asks for access or a sign-in approval.
Practise with these games
- Secure Your Home Office
You are about to start work from home on company systems. Walk one open-plan flat and fix what a neighbour, a family member or a rushed morning could turn into a real problem — about a dozen of them each session, drawn from a pool of eighteen, different every time you play.
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