CGI Cyber Escape 2.0

Cyber security training in an escape room

Security is everyone’s responsibility. Most employees mean well but don’t fully understand their cyber responsibilities and how their actions can leave an organisation open to cyber-attacks. CGI Cyber Escape 2.0 is a new immersive experience that teaches participants the basics of cyber security in a fun, memorable escape room setting. The cyber related challenges encourage collaboration and teamwork whilst educating participants about potential cyber security risks, how to keep information and assets safe, and reduce the impact of a cyber-attack.

What to expect

Small groups (6-8 people) have an hour-long session facilitated by dedicated CGI Games Masters to manage the whole experience. We allow groups up to 50 minutes to escape by working together to discover clues, solve puzzles, and decipher riddles. At the end, our Games Masters gather feedback and deliver a short debrief.

CGI Cyber Escape 2.0 is built inside a shipping container that tours the UK. It is typically deployed for a week and can be delivered to a suitable secure site in a location that suits your organisation. Review our specifications and site requirements summary.

Experience CGI Cyber Escape 2.0 for local communities

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Community groups, students and CSR

STEM@CGI is a global CGI programme developed to help build a diverse and robust IT talent pool for the future by focusing on students in demographics that are underrepresented in STEM fields, including girls, students from ethnic minorities and low-income families.

We are proud to offer our CGI Cyber Escape 2.0 experience to schools, colleges, universities and other community groups and organisations. We can adapt it to suit a variety of age groups, from secondary school students to adults. (All children must be supervised by an appropriate adult.) We’re also happy to work with companies to support their own social value activities and community outreach programmes.

CGI Cyber Escape 2.0 is also available for schools, colleges, universities and other community groups and organisations. The experience can be adapted to suit a variety of age groups, from secondary school students to adults. Children under 18 must be supervised by an appropriate adult.

Suitable sites can host the Cyber Escape for extended periods, allowing organisations and the surrounding community to experience the challenge.