Brain Security · Cybersecurity and AI awareness
Catalogue
The fully customisable cyber competition: custom game flow, boss fights and a public leaderboard.
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Cabinet
The security awareness arcade cabinet. Configured online, delivered turnkey.
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Game
The CISO stress-buster: one control, ~2 minutes, and screaming into the mic multiplies your score.
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Competition
The fully configurable reflex competition: timed mini-games, cyber, AI or mixed universes, arcade mode.
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Experience
The deepfake photobooth: allow your webcam, watch an AI transform you live, and never look at an image the same way again.
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Encyclopedia
The AI-generated visual cyber encyclopedia: explore every topic, endlessly.
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Bot
The bot that trains your workforce in the messaging apps: micro-lessons that show up on their own, signed Jack.
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Training
The cyber training path as a progress map: short chapters and a built-in arcade quiz, with no account to create.
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Simulation
The phishing simulator that trains your teams on real attacks, from the fake email to the booby-trapped QR code, in a controlled setting that never captures a password.
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Coming soon
The CISO’s toolbox, coming soon.
The narrative game that teaches cybersecurity through play: ten chapters, a level map, with nothing to install.
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Discover how to maximise staff engagement in your cyber campaign with a high-impact internal comms plan, from initial teasing to a live leaderboard.
You have designed the perfect challenge, refined the technical scenarios, and cleared space in the corporate calendar. Yet on launch day, you are met with silence: barely 12% participation after forty-eight hours. For any CISO or Head of Information Security, this gulf between operational investment and genuine staff engagement remains a persistent frustration.
The underlying issue is rarely the substance of your message. Rather, it is the delivery mechanism. A generic, broadcast email sent on a Monday morning from an anonymous IT security inbox disappears straight into mental junk folders. To transform a compulsory compliance chore into genuine collective excitement, internal cyber security awareness must borrow directly from consumer product launch strategies: sparking curiosity, mobilising line managers, and introducing constructive, friendly competition.
Quick Summary: To scale uptake rapidly, deploy a seven-day visual teaser campaign, share punchy messages across collaborative chat channels, engage line managers directly, and leverage a live leaderboard that champions departmental pride rather than dry technical compliance.
Dispelling the dull, punitive image of cyber security requires precise timing and dynamic formats during pre-launch.
To run this type of initiative without operational friction, bite-sized formats like the Cyber Cup fit neatly into internal workflows: featuring three-minute arcade-style quiz bouts and an instant live leaderboard, the experience practically sells itself to time-pressed teams.
Quick Summary: Line managers engage willingly when security awareness does not derail core operational delivery. Provide them with a ready-to-use briefing pack containing key dates, a cut-and-paste announcement for team meetings, and the reassurance of an ultra-short activity taking just a few minutes per employee.
The most common operational hurdle raised by team leaders is resource management. If your awareness campaign looks like a tedious, forty-minute e-learning module, managers will naturally defend their teams' billable hours and ongoing deliverables.
Three days before opening your challenge, send team leads a clear, turnkey kit. This resource should skip regulatory jargon, focusing entirely on why their group stands to gain by putting in a strong showing:
| Ref. | Operational Control Point | Expected Outcome & Verification |
|---|---|---|
| CTRL-01 | Unconventional visual teasers (Launch - 7 days) | Step away from stock imagery of red padlocks and hooded hackers. Put up eye-catching physical posters in high-footfall areas (such as kitchen areas… |
| CTRL-02 | The stand-up pitch | A thirty-second script to read out at the start of weekly team catch-ups to set the tone. |
| CTRL-03 | Short instant messaging announcements (Launch - 3… | Replace lengthy all-staff emails with concise updates on Slack or Microsoft Teams. A three-line message paired with a short animation typically… |
| CTRL-04 | The micro-learning case | Remind managers that each round takes precisely three minutes, meaning team members can take part between meetings or over a coffee break. |
| CTRL-05 | Inter-departmental competition mechanics | Frame the campaign as an opportunity to test skills across business units. When the marketing team realises it can outshine finance in spotting… |
The initial launch is merely step one: the real task lies in sustaining collective engagement until the final whistle.
Live score tracking serves as your most natural, non-intrusive re-engagement tool. Instead of sending out nagging reminder notes to non-participants, post brief, end-of-day progress snapshots across corporate chat channels:
Team-based scoring also removes individual embarrassment. Colleagues who feel less confident with technology readily join in to lift their department's aggregate score, fostering genuine peer-to-peer collaboration around everyday digital hygiene.
Building high-engagement internal comms for your cyber security initiatives does not require weeks of intensive prep: it simply demands concise, well-paced formats that respect your colleagues' time. By implementing the right operational nudges alongside collaborative, gamified formats, you turn an administrative obligation into a shared team victory.
Planning your next cyber security awareness month or an upcoming company-wide challenge? Book a demo with our team to explore our interactive arcade quiz formats and design an internal communication roll-out that works for your organisation.
