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CyberEscape Online · Virtual escape room

The security trainingyour people ask to do again.

A live, virtual escape room for teams that builds a positive security culture through friendly competition. Players join on camera, solve security puzzles together and race the clock to the top of your company leaderboard.

Hosted or self-run · 30 to 60 minutes · Eight storylines

New for 2026: Trust No One. A deepfake voicemail starts a business email compromise.

Security teams at

  • Unilever
  • Northwestern Mutual
  • Merck
  • Lockheed Martin
  • Ford
  • Target

How a session works

Join on camera.Solve it together.

Teams learn security by doing it: they read the clues, argue about the answer and feel the clock. Every storyline mixes story video, puzzles and knowledge questions with explanations.

  1. 01

    Join on camera

    Players check their device, watch a presenter intro and gather in the lobby.

  2. 02

    Solve together

    Story videos lead into interactive puzzles and knowledge questions, each with an explanation.

  3. 03

    Beat the clock

    The leader starts the clock. Wrong answers and skips add minutes.

  4. 04

    Climb the leaderboard

    Teams see their standings and the company leaderboard. You set the prizes.

Join

Everyone on camera. One team, one clock.

Players check their camera and mic, watch a short presenter intro and gather in the lobby. When the team is ready, the leader starts the clock.

  • Device check before anyone enters
  • Presenter intro sets up the story
  • The team leader starts the clock, or a moderator runs the session
A CyberEscape Online session: the story's presenter speaks on video in the middle while the team's cameras run down both sides.

Solve

Real security decisions, against the clock.

Story videos lead into puzzles and knowledge questions. Every answer comes with an explanation, so the lesson lands while the team is still talking about it.

  • Score is time plus penalties. Wrong answers and skips add minutes.
  • Explanations on every knowledge question
  • A 10-question retention quiz with every storyline
A CyberEscape Online puzzle: the Resources panel shows a suspect's file, and the Exercise panel shows an arrest warrant with the defendant's name blacked out for the team to work out.

Compete

A company leaderboard people check.

Teams see where they stand the moment they finish, and how they rank across the company. Admins can set prizes for the winners.

  • Team standings at the end of every session
  • A company leaderboard across every session in the campaign
  • Prizes you choose

Storylines

Pick a story.Each one teaches a different threat.

Every storyline comes with a trailer, flyers and stills, so you can promote the session inside your company.

  • Trust No One

    A business email compromise that starts with a deepfake voicemail: AI deception, prompt injection and payment fraud.

  • Critical Mass: Remote

    Insider threat, payroll fraud and remote work.

    • Insider threats
    • Identifying phishing and vishing
    • Data classification
    • Securing a work-from-home environment
  • Born Secure: Entrance Exam

    Security fundamentals, with a retail version.

    • Social engineering and spear vishing
    • Phishing and business email compromise (BEC)
    • Incident response, reporting and escalation
  • Born Secure: Webb of Lies

    Social engineering and the people who use it.

    • Open-source intelligence
    • Oversharing on social media
    • Public Wi-Fi
    • Multi-factor authentication
  • The Cyber Race

    Digital identity, deepfakes and crypto wallets.

    • Deepfakes
    • Protecting your crypto wallet
    • Protecting your digital identity
    • Security in the metaverse
  • Healthcare: Cyber Checkup

    HIPAA and healthcare privacy.

    • HIPAA regulations
    • Ransomware
    • Social engineering
    • Physical security
  • Secure My Life Now!

    Ransomware and personal security.

    • Ransomware
    • Backups
    • Encryption
    • Web browsing safety
  • Cybersecurity Tonight

    Security fundamentals, told as a late-night talk show.

    • Social engineering
    • Mobile device security
    • Passwords and authentication
    • Ransomware

Run it your way

Hosted or self-run, for one team or the whole company.

An admin sets up a campaign: a storyline, a language and a region. Schedule sessions by timezone and capacity, or share a public registration link and let people pick a slot.

  • Hosted or self-run. A moderator runs the session, or the team runs it and rotates the leader role.
  • CSV import plus email and calendar invites
  • Public registration link for open sessions
  • Leaderboards and prizes you set

VTX, the Virtual Tabletop Experience

Add-on to CyberEscape Online

Practice the breach before it happens.

VTX turns the incident response tabletop exercise into a timed, hands-on team experience. In VTX War Room, a team works a realistic data breach from first alert to press release, using a fictional company's plan, policies and procedures.

Watch on the VTX page: VTX War Room · trailer · 0:58

On the Living Security Platform

CyberEscape, nativeto the Living Security Platform.

Every player's experience counts toward their risk profile. Trust No One is the first storyline on the native engine.

Host from the workspace you already use

Admins host sessions from the same workspace where they run phishing and training.

Play in the Living Security app

Employees play in the app they already use, with built-in team video and audio.

Every completion feeds the Human Risk Index

Each player gets a risk signal and a digital badge. Individual credit stays separate from the team score, so nobody is penalized for a team loss.

Part of the risk loop

A playbook invites the people driving risk into a team experience, then measures whether their risk went down.

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FAQ

Questions about CyberEscape Online

What is CyberEscape Online?

CyberEscape Online is a live, video-based virtual escape room for teams of employees. Players join on camera, solve security puzzles and knowledge questions together, and race the clock to the top of a company leaderboard.

How long does a CyberEscape session take?

It depends on the storyline: 3 puzzles in 30 minutes, 5 puzzles in 45 minutes, or 5 puzzles in 60 minutes. Every storyline also includes a 10-question retention quiz.

Do we need a facilitator to run it?

No. A moderator can host the session, or the team runs it on its own and rotates the leader role. Admins schedule sessions by timezone and capacity, or share a public registration link.

How are teams scored?

The score is time plus penalties. Wrong answers and skips add minutes. Teams see their standings and the company leaderboard when they finish, and admins can set prizes.

Which storylines are available?

Trust No One (new for 2026, in English and Spanish), Critical Mass: Remote, Born Secure: Entrance Exam, Born Secure: Webb of Lies, The Cyber Race, Healthcare: Cyber Checkup, Secure My Life Now! and Cybersecurity Tonight.

What is VTX?

VTX, the Virtual Tabletop Experience, brings the CyberEscape format to incident response. It is an add-on that runs on the CyberEscape Online platform. In VTX War Room, a team works a realistic data breach from first alert to press release.

Make security trainingthe session people ask for.

See a CyberEscape session from the lobby to the leaderboard, and pick the storyline for your next campaign.

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