I am looking for table top or card games related to risk management or information security. A kind of "serious" game that can be used as a teaching tool of infosec/risk management.
I know only about Microsoft's Elevation of Privilege.
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I haven't played anything like this myself, but I found this on Google: http://www.itgovernance.co.uk/products/3831 - Is this similar to what you are looking for? |
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Actually I think that classic "Risk" is a great example of Risk Management. Think about it: A: You are assessing vulnerabilities in your "system" and figure out all potentially threatening scenarios B: Based on you assessment you are allocating security resources, while using risk management principles to make all decisions. (i.e. how many resources are needed for "full-proof" defense, what is an "acceptable" risk to take and etc) C: The random/unexpected factors are represented by a dice and cards. D: The Game Theory factors are also there; as there are different players involved, with intertwined different agendas. No real connection to Info. Security but it's a Risk Management game thru-and-thru... |
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How about hacker by Steve Jackson games? http://www.sjgames.com/hacker/ I've used it for exactly what you are asking about. |
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http://www.controlalthack.com/ Pretty interesting game. I think a book would be a better teacher though. |
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There is a site you can use for team play (laptops,iPads,etc) |
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