Security awareness training game for work
Security training sticks when people spot the trick themselves. In Breach, hidden hackers phish their colleagues; in Tailgater, someone got in with the wrong badge. Tables talk it over, everyone votes on their phone, and the big screen shares a short, true security tip after every round. Good for a training session or Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
Free for quizzes with up to 100 players and party games with up to 15.
What to play
Breach
Werewolf at work. Hackers phish a colleague each night, IT helpdesk turns on MFA for one person, and the room votes at the security review. For 6 or more.
Tailgater
The office edition of Undercover. Everyone gets a badge word, a tailgater has a slightly different one, and the table finds them at the badge check. For 4 or more.
Security basics quiz
Ten vendor-neutral questions on phishing, MFA, passwords and tailgating, for a group of any size. Add a few about your own policies.
Running the session yourself? Read the 30-minute session guide
How to run it
- Pick a game for your group. Breach needs 6 or more people, Tailgater 4, and the quiz works for any size. Big rooms split into tables that play at the same pace.
- Put the PIN on the big screen. Use the projector, or share your screen on the video call. People scan the QR code or type the PIN at lumibout.com.
- Play, then talk about the tips. Every round ends with a security tip on the big screen. Afterward, ask which ones people have seen at work.
Questions
Can it replace our required security training?
No, and it isn’t meant to. It’s a light way to start the conversation; add your own policies in the debrief or the quiz.
How many people can play?
Free plan: quizzes (including Majority rules) up to 100 players, party games (Team battle, Lucky draw, Breach, Undercover) up to 15. Plus: 300 in every game. Pro: 2,000. Event Pass: 500 or 2,000 for one event, 7 days, no subscription. Paid plans and Event Passes are coming soon.
Does it work for remote or hybrid teams?
Yes. Share the big screen on your video call and everyone joins on their phone with the PIN. For several tables, use one breakout room per table.
Do players need an app or an account?
No. Players open lumibout.com, type the PIN and a name, and they’re in. Only the host signs in, with an email link.