In CyberPlay the team enters a simulated cyber incident and lives it in real time, directly in the browser, without touching the company's real systems. There are no slides or theoretical exercises: there are decisions to make under pressure, with incomplete information and the clock running, exactly as happens in a real attack.
Every decision made during the session is analysed by an artificial intelligence engine, which validates it against the company's internal procedures and international frameworks — ISO 27001, NIST CSF and GDPR — and evolves the scenario based on the choices made. That is why no session is ever the same as the last: the incident adapts to the team facing it.
In a real attack, the role is not just for those who manage the systems. Information technology, legal, operations, top management and even reception have decisions to make, communications to handle and legal deadlines to meet. CyberPlay puts every function in its role and shows where the response chain breaks.
At the end, the company receives a readiness index from 0 to 100 and an analysis of skills gaps, by role and by phase of the incident response. It is an objective starting point for prioritising training, reviewing procedures and demonstrating evidence of training to auditors and clients.
Banking, insurance, energy, health, industry, logistics, retail, education, the public sector, technology, legal and media: any organisation that depends on information and systems is exposed and can train with CyberPlay.
Companies implementing ISO 27001 or ISO 22301 use CyberPlay to test whether the system holds up under pressure. Having written policies is one thing; proving the organisation executes them in the middle of an incident is another, and that is what the simulation demonstrates.