Threat & Defence Match
Match every risk to the habit that beats it.
▶ Play nowA classic card-matching memory game. Flip two cards at a time and find every matching pair before the clock runs out. Fewer moves and faster finishes earn bigger scores.
How to play
Every card is either a risk or the habit that defeats it. Flip two at a time and pair them up before the timer runs out. Finish with no mismatches for the perfect bonus.
Link each risk to the habit that defeats it, so the defence comes to mind with the threat.
Every round is drawn from a content deck, and every answer comes with the reasoning behind it. Your organization can point this game at its own material without any change to the game itself.
Play with a friend
Open the game and choose “Play a friend” to get an invite link. Everyone races the same board at the same time and the highest verified score wins. If nobody joins before the countdown ends, a bot takes the empty seat so you can still play.
Controls
Tap or click a card to flip it. Keyboard: arrow keys to move, Enter/Space to flip.
12 security topics
The game does not know any of them. It knows what SHAPE of content it can show, and the library supplies the rest — which is why your own material drops straight in.
This is what a round asks you
Real items from the library, answerable right here. Every one explains itself — that is the difference between a quiz and awareness training.
The same password on two sites
A password manager, one unique per site
A password manager, one unique per site
Reuse turns any one breach into a breach of everything. A manager makes uniqueness free, which is the only reason people actually do it.
RememberReuse is the vulnerability, not length.
Hotel or café wifi
Phone hotspot, or the VPN before anything else
Phone hotspot, or the VPN before anything else
You cannot tell a hostile network from a legitimate one by looking at it, so the answer is to make it not matter.
RememberAssume the network is hostile and behave accordingly.
A code read out to a caller
Never share a one-time code with anyone
Never share a one-time code with anyone
No genuine organization will ever ask you to read a one-time code aloud. The code is the second factor; giving it away removes the protection entirely.
RememberThe code is for the screen, never for a person.
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Every version below runs the exact same game logic. Only the configuration differs.
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