2024 Cyber Resources

This game features a wheel with six segments, each representing a different Counterintelligence category. The player selects the SPIN THE WHEEL button to begin. When the wheel stops, a series of five multiple choice questions from the category is presented.

If the player correctly answers three or more questions, that category segment is removed from the wheel and the player may spin the wheel again.

If the player incorrectly answers three or more questions, s/he may try that category again or spin the wheel to select another category.

Play continues until all six categories have been completed successfully.

https://securityawareness.usalearning.gov/cdse/multimedia/games/citrivia/index.html

Play this game to learn more about insiders who represent a threat to national security.

https://securityawareness.usalearning.gov/cdse/multimedia/games/concentration/story_html5.html

Malicious links and websites are just as numerous as real ones on the internet, which makes avoiding them all the more important. In this game, your users will learn how to differentiate between malicious links and legitimate ones. 

https://training.knowbe4.com/modstore/view/9b18c7c2-88bb-45f3-840e-0973fb598b1d/en-us

The FBI calls this type of scam "Business Email Compromise" and defines BEC as “a sophisticated scam targeting businesses working with foreign suppliers and/or businesses that regularly perform wire transfer payments. Watch this video to learn more about one of the costliest cybercrimes.

https://training.knowbe4.com/modstore/view/b25564d5-2ca1-4bd2-8ff7-d157f994f6ed/en-us