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CyberSec Games Village

Create a space where people want to stop, sit down and get involved. Use the power of play to give them an easy reason to talk, work together and have a bit of fun, while still exploring real cybersecurity ideas that matter to them.

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More than another conference session

A CyberSec Games Village brings hands-on cybersecurity games, facilitated workshops and friendly competition directly to your conference, company event or community gathering.

Delegates can drop in for a quick game, join a tournament or sit down for a deeper facilitated workshop.

You provide the space. We bring the games, facilitation and energy.

Explore formats

One Village. Different experiences.

Workshops

Workshops

Facilitated sessions give small groups time to explore a cybersecurity problem properly. Players work together around a table while an experienced facilitator introduces the game, keeps the discussion moving and helps connect what happens in the game to real security practice.

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Typical session:

60–90 minutes
3–6 people per table
Scheduled sessions

Games can include:

  • Elevation of Privilege
  • Elevation of Machine Learning
  • Cumulus: Threat Modelling Cloud Architectures
  • OWASP Cornucopia

Ideal for threat modelling, AppSec, developer and security engineering audiences.

League & Tournament

League & Tournament

Create an activity that runs throughout the event. Delegates can drop in, play a round and add their result to the leaderboard. They can return later, challenge colleagues or try to improve their score. We can run individual or team-based formats depending on the game and your audience.

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Typical setup:

All-day activity
2–4 players per table
Drop in at any time

Games can include:

  • Elevation of Privilege
  • Security Architects

Perfect for exhibition areas, networking spaces, company events and conferences where you want a continuous interactive attraction.

Quick Plays

Quick Plays

Our facilitated quick-play games let delegates experience a complete cybersecurity activity between talks, during breaks or while exploring the event. A facilitator gathers a small group, explains the challenge and gets them playing immediately.

More details

Games can include:

  • Context & Cringe: Application Privacy
  • Byte Club: Cybersecurity Awareness
  • Clashing: The Phishing Game

Typical session:

15–20 minutes
Small groups
Continuous or scheduled

No laptops. No technical setup. Just pull up a chair and play.

We bring the games. You choose the experience.

Every CyberSec Games Village is shaped around your event, your audience and the space available.

We bring the physical games, materials and facilitation, then help you choose the right mix of activities. Depending on your audience, games can explore areas such as threat modelling, application security, AI security, privacy, phishing, security awareness, incident response and team building.

There is no fixed package. Tell us about your audience, programme and available space, and we’ll recommend a combination of games and formats that fits naturally into your event.

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Meet the team

  • Devika Gibbs

    Co-founder of CyberSec Games, bringing commercial judgement, operational experience and a talent for turning ideas into practical, sustainable experiences. She works closely with communities, organisers and facilitators to create serious games that help people explore security in a practical and collaborative way.

  • Simon Gibbs

    Co-founder of CyberSec Games and a software engineer with more than 20 years’ experience across a wide range of technology environments. He brings a practical understanding of how technical teams work, combining engineering experience with a curiosity for better tools, processes and ways of tackling cybersecurity challenges.

  • Cássio Batista Pereira

    Application Security specialist, software architect, speaker and educator with more than two decades of experience in AppSec, DevSecOps and Threat Modelling. He is also the founder and lead organiser of BSides Kraków, bringing extensive experience of both cybersecurity and community-led events to the CyberSec Games Village.

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