What the Hack! [Serious Game]
What the Hack! is an engaging, game-based cybersecurity training that turns your employees into a strong human firewall through realistic attack scenarios, team missions, and practical best-practice tips. It can be delivered as a hybrid or fully digital experience and is easily tailored to your industry, policies, and branding for maximum relevance and impact.
Internal online training in just a few steps
Get immediate operational readiness - compatible with any learning management system (LMS) or as a stand-alone solution. Interactive, with certificate, and customizable for your industry on request.
1 Select a course (and customize it)
Choose a ready-made course from mybreev and tailor the content to your industry whenever needed.
2 Integrate technically
Seamless integration into your LMS or immediate use as a stand-alone solution. Format: SCORM 1.2, xAPI, HTML5 and LTI.
3 Train interactively
Active learning through integrated quiz questions and practical exercises. Measurable learning progress in real time.
4 Issue certificates
Automatic certificate issuance after successful completion. Documentable for professional development and compliance.
Used across industries
Course content & learning objectives
Chapters
#Generic boosts everyday cyber awareness through playful team missions
Uncover #Social Engineering tricks and learn to block human‑targeted attacks
Teams explore #AI‑driven threats and practise secure, ethical AI usage
Leaders navigate #NIS‑2 duties, cyber risks and strategic decisions in simulations
Players learn #Data Protection by applying privacy, access and handling rules
Teams detect and defuse realistic #Phishing attacks before damage occurs
Sector scenarios show real attacks and controls in #Finance, #Health, #Energy
... and many more campaigns playable (~30)
Learning objectives
- Identify typical cyber threats and risky user behaviors in daily work.
- Detect and correctly handle phishing and social engineering attempts.
- Apply secure handling and protection of sensitive and personal data.
- Recognize AI-enabled attack vectors and use AI tools responsibly.
- Follow incident reporting and escalation procedures in line with policy.
- Understand executive responsibilities under NIS‑2 and related regulation.
- Have fun and enjoy the team dynamics catching a hacker group!