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Elevation of Privilege "Play to learn" kit

Regular price £50.00

We’re working on our new Play to Learn Kit to make sure everything inside is just right. Please bear with us while we get it ready for stock on 25 August but you don’t need to wait to secure yours.

Pre-order now and be one of the first to get the kit.

Description

Give your team a confident start in threat modelling with this complete, ready-to-use training kit. Designed for facilitators and newcomers alike, it provides everything needed to practise Elevation of Privilege using a realistic example system.

Outcome

Gain practical experience of threat modelling through active play.
The exercise builds confidence with the Elevation of Privilege game, teams leave better equipped to apply threat modelling techniques to their own systems and improve security decision-making together.





The kit's been designed for use by a team of 3 to 6 engineers. You'll receive:

  • Two training booklets introducing the method and the sample architecture
  • An A3 system diagram poster with a dry-wipe pen for in-session annotation
  • A full Elevation of Privilege card deck for gameplay
  • A set of 30 threat cards for capturing and organising findings
  • A scorekeeping booklet

Working together around the poster, players can map threats directly onto the model. The recording cards help turn insights from the game into actionable reference material for future work.

Perfect for workshops, onboarding, and team practice, this kit offers a structured, effective way to learn Elevation of Privilege and build security awareness, straight out of the box.

Want to see how it really works?

We can facilitate a live threat modelling gameplay session exclusively for your team, giving them the chance to experience it properly.

Hybrid teams? No problem

We developed a style of play where everyone has the physical deck, but plays the game through video conferencing.