Facilitated cyber risk assessment
Run the workshop.
Deal the risk.
Tables of participants, a deck of threat, vulnerability and control cards, and a facilitator driving every phase from one screen. The room's decisions come out the other side as a scored framework assessment.
- Join in seconds
- Code + first name
- Live everywhere
- Every screen in sync
- Scored output
- Coverage, gaps, findings
Participants
Join your table
Sent a personal seat key? Use your seat key. Otherwise your facilitator will read out a six-character workshop code.
Already joined on this device? Return to your table
How a session runs
Seven phases, one facilitator
The facilitator drives the room. Every table screen follows the same phase, so nobody races ahead and nobody gets lost.
- 1Lobby
Waiting for the facilitator to start. Sit tight.
- 2Deal cards
Cards are being dealt to your table.
- 3Select cards
Pick the cards from your hand that matter most and add a note.
- 4Discussion
Talk it through at your table. You can still play more cards.
- 5Vote
Vote for the cards your table should carry forward.
- 6Submit answer
Agree your table's answer and submit it.
- 7Review
Reviewing results together.
Facilitator
Control room
- Create a workshop, get a join code
- Seat participants across tables
- Advance phases, set timers, deal or recall
Participants
The table
- Your hand of threat, vulnerability and control cards
- Play with a note, discuss, vote
- Agree and submit the table's answer
Afterwards
Assessment
- Framework coverage scored from what the room decided
- Gap list and per-table divergence
- Anonymised CSV export and a drafted findings narrative
Beyond the game
From cards to an assessment
The workshop is the input, not the deliverable. Every play and vote is scored against the framework you brought, so the session ends with findings rather than photographs of a whiteboard.
Gap analysis engine
Deck cards map to framework clauses; coverage and gaps scored per workshop.
Uploadable standards
Import your own framework as CSV and map it to a deck.
Assisted synthesis
Draft the findings narrative from the round data, then edit it.