// The board
An organisation you can see
The map is the game. Servers, cloud accounts, factory floor, laptops and the
people using them, drawn as one estate with the links that actually connect
them. Segment it, monitor it, and watch an intrusion travel along the edges you
left open.
It renders four ways, and the choice is yours: a hub-and-cluster board, a
districted campus, layered planes where the kill chain reads as descent, and a
sonar scope where bearing is the zone and range is criticality. The geometry
changes; what a marker means never does.
- Four selectable map topologies
- Five themes, including a WCAG AA high-contrast one
- Turn-based — think for as long as you like
// The catalogue
Controls that behave like the real ones
Fifty-six security tools, each with a purchase cost, a running cost and a
staffing burden. Sixteen threat actors with their own methods, mapped to the
fourteen MITRE ATT&CK tactics.
// The pressure
The budget is the difficulty
Hire, cut, buy, defer, and go to the board when you need more. Thirteen
compliance regimes want evidence; the press wants a statement. Your rating is
the business's opinion of you, not your tooling's.
// The campaign
Sixty-seven missions, ten acts
A start-up with one server through to an estate nobody can hold. A separate
seven-mission tutorial campaign teaches the loop first. Forty-four missions
carry a dossier on the real public incident behind them.
// The review
A debrief that tells you why
After each mission your decisions are scored against the NIST NICE workforce
framework — the same competency vocabulary the profession uses — with the
evidence for each judgement shown, not just a grade.
// Playing it
Phone and tablet, on your own
Single-player, no always-online requirement, and no advertising. Built with
Flutter and the Flame engine for iOS and Android. There is no desktop version
planned.
Neural Tactic
