Corporate Cybersecurity Escape Game

Expect €44 to €73 excl. VAT per person in the Île-de-France region, with a minimum charge of €2,190 excl. VAT for twenty-one to thirty participants. The per-person price then decreases: €73 for thirty, €58 for one hundred, €44 for two hundred.

Île-de-France pricing tiers: €2,590 excl. VAT for up to forty people, €2,990 for up to fifty, €4,890 for eighty, €5,790 for one hundred, €7,490 for one hundred and fifty, and €8,890 excl. VAT for two hundred. For over two hundred participants, the price is provided upon quote.

Outside the Île-de-France region, the pricing starts at forty-one participants: €3,790 excl. VAT for fifty and €6,590 excl. VAT for one hundred in the Hauts-de-France region. For fewer participants, or in other regions, the price is provided upon quote. Calculate your exact price based on your group size and location.

This is the investigation game to consider when an event needs to convey a message of digital vigilance: the scenario simulates a cyberattack and prompts participants to find vulnerabilities, something a classroom awareness module doesn't achieve.

It fits naturally into a Information Systems Security Day, a management seminar, or a convention where risk culture is one of the topics to be discussed.

During a corporate seminar, simultaneous sessions can accommodate up to three hundred participants without needing a second parallel activity.

The setup is fully mobile: it transforms your meeting rooms or workspaces into an incident response centre. The activity takes place indoors and requires no outdoor venue.

The schedule progresses from a briefing explaining the scenario of the cyberattack to exploring zones to identify system flaws, then to challenges that highlight the complementarity of profiles, before the final ranking.

Allow 1h30 to 2 hours, and form teams of 5 to 7 people for effective leadership rotation. For a similar setup with a mountain climbing theme instead of digital, Expedition Everest occupies the same time slot.

From 20 to 300 participants, in teams of 5 to 7 people. The pricing scale stops at two hundred: beyond that, pricing is provided upon quote, which should be factored into the budget.

No IT expertise is necessary. The puzzles rely on logic and observation, and the format aims for collective intelligence rather than individual expertise: this is precisely what allows for mixing the IT department with other services.

The scenario requires sharing information and making quick decisions when faced with multiple choices. For a corporate event that already addresses compliance or risk management, it provides a playable format for the subject. In the same category, Escape Game – Rushroom meets a similar need.