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Network
Shield

Our first gamified cybersecurity experience!

Network Shield is a cybersecurity game designed to introduce students to the world of digital security. Through engaging challenges and real-world scenarios, players can explore core cybersecurity concepts and discover the potential of careers in tech.

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Engaging Students in Cybersecurity: Focus Group at Surrey Maths School

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"We loved seeing our students engaging with your Cybersecurity game- thank you for introducing them to the world of digital careers."

- Career Advisor at George Abbot School

"Thank you for providing our students with this opportunity."

- Future Pathways Lead at Surrey Maths School

"I really like the concept of giving people experience of different jobs and helping them understand what different jobs are like. I also enjoyed the actual gameplay because the problem-solving aspect was really fun."

- Student at Surrey Maths School

"Playing different careers would be a valuable insight into what each job would expect of you and what skills are needed."

- Student at Surrey Maths School

"I enjoyed the overall gameplay, solving challenges, and learning new skills."

- Year 11 Student at George Abbot School

"I loved it! Playing this game gives me a good idea as to what the job entails."

- Year 11 Student at George Abbot School

"I think playing more games of different careers will make me more confident in choosing my future career."

- Year 9 Student at George Abbot School

"I will definitely recommend this game to my friends"

- Year 9 Student at George Abbot School