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CyberQuest Park
Is a gamified cybersecurity training. Its about educating individuals about cyber threats such as hacking, phishing, malware, and data breaches
Role
UI/UX Designer
Narrative Designer
Graphic Designer
Users
Organizations, Students, Entrepreneurs and everyone who has access to the internet
Importance
Why is Cybersecurity Important?
To prevent material loss, data breaches, identity thefts & cyber attacks, improving security and safety on the internet.
By providing training, we help individuals and organizations not only react to attacks but also prevent them from happening in the first place
74% organizations provide some form of cybersecurity awareness training to their employees each year!
Problem
Understanding Traditional Cybersecurity Training's flaws
Cybersecurity training isn’t broken because people don’t care. It’s broken because we expect people to remember slides and rules, instead of giving them experiences and instincts.
36% employees consider their organization's cybersecurity training boring
64% don’t pay full attention during these sessions
Improvement
Why Gamification?
Active Participation
Gamification encourages learners to actively participate in the training, instead of passively watching videos or answering multiple-choice questions
Increased Retention
Games offer a way to repetition in a fun way, leading to better retention of key concepts.
Engaging Environment
Through immersive environments, such as inspecting phishing emails, players are more likely to remember the material because it feels like real-life application.
Game Design
How to play
You will have Betty as your game companion, she will tell you on each step all you need to know!
Be careful about what Betty says as it might be useful in the further steps of the game!
You have 2 Tasks in the game each targetting specific cybersecurity attack.
As you enter the amusement park you will play 2 mini-games (tasks) with an overall scoring. You need at least 9 correct answers out of 12.
Game keys: use WASD or arrow keys
Feel free to navigate the adventure park once you are done with the tasks and enjoy the rides
UI Design
Game screens, art elements and UI
Betty introduces a challenge
The task starts after the player has understood the cyber attack
The first game is called "Whack-a-Mail"
The player is presented with dummy emails and they need to decide if the mail is safe or not and wack the unsafe ones.
The player need to do this by inspecting their IDs
They need to look for unusual symbols, corrupt profile pictures or file-like extensions in the name or ID number
The player is also goven intructions on how to play the game before each task
In the second task, which is about Ransomware, the player needs to allow access to only the safe real (safe) people only and deny access to any ransomeware that tries to enter
Demo
Game playthrough
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