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Experience the thrill of our Cyber Escape Room, where you'll race against the clock to outsmart hackers. Dive into decision-making in the face of cyber threats with our Lego Exercise. Explore computing history at the National Museum of Computing exhibit. Finally, brace yourself for gripping simulations with CrisisCast, where you'll learn crisis response strategies firsthand.
Don't miss these unique immersive live experiences—where education meets excitement, shaping the future of cybersecurity!
Cyber Griffin’s award-winning Table Top Exercise explores the decisions that people make to protect their businesses from modern-day threats. It tests people’s responses to hacking and malware attacks, in addition to physical security threats. This exercise is NCSC-certified, has been shaped and developed by Cyber Griffin specifically for the Square Mile and is especially effective for kinaesthetic and social learners. This year Cyber Griffin will be demonstrating how they have digitised the exercise so it can be conducted online to cater for agile workforces.
Back in 2024, the Cyber Escape Room (Staff Awareness Exercise) is an Interactive cyber-security exercise designed to deliver key messaging to staff through a variety of problem solving exercises - promoting good cyber behaviour and preventing you from becoming the next victim of a cyber-attack. It covers important topics such as phishing, data leakage and passwords. Upon completion of the exercise, a thorough debrief is provided to explain the significance of each topic covered and put it into context
Cybersecurity professionals are the unsung heroes who safeguard our digital world, but we understand that it comes with immense responsibility and stress. To support your well-being, we have created the "Cyber Wellbeing Corner."
From the groundbreaking Colossus to the pioneering BBC Micros of the 1980s, visitors can explore the evolution of computing technology. The museum also offers educational programs, aiming to inspire the next generation of computer scientists. With working rebuilds of electromechanical codebreakers from World War II and iconic retro systems like the BBC Micro, visitors can immerse themselves in computing history
CrisisCast is once again working with world-leading cyber security exhibitors at International Cyber Expo to deliver a highly immersive, real-time cyber-attack demonstrator.
Become part of the real-time battle and share the experience of the crushing impact on a fictional Executive Board who lives through each excruciating moment of a series of cutting-edge cyber invasions.
Visitors will be able to see and understand the psychology and motivating factors behind the attack from two perspectives – the attackers and the entity’s boardroom.
International Security Expo is the only flagship event bringing Government, Industry, Academia and the entire end-user community in charge of regulation & procurement together under one roof to debate current challenges and to source the latest security technologies and services:
