CyberSphere Gaming is a pioneer in cybersecurity education through gamification. 

Together, JASON Learning and CyberSphere Gaming are working to ensure that every student, regardless of zip code, has access to the tools and experiences that can launch a career in one of the most critical and fastest-growing fields in the workforce.

Acknowledgements

This collection was created in collaboration with Cybersphere Gaming.

Cybersphere Trivia

An interactive, competitive trivia game that introduces you to the cybersecurity industry and the importance of personal cyber safety.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Firewall Defense Challenge

This game introduces tools called “firewalls” and teaches you how to implement them within a network architecture. 

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Firewall Defense Challenge 2.0

This game is an add-on to the initial Firewall Defense Challenge game. Make sure to complete the first game so that you understand the background information and guidelines before progressing to this extension.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $8.99

Mission of the Cyberwarrior

This interactive video module introduces the cybersecurity industry, describes several careers in that industry, and shares tips to help you stay safe online. 

This is available in our open source curriculum. 

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $0

Operation Cybershield

 In this game, you work with the government to protect electrical grids from hackers. Learn about encryption, and infiltrate hacker networks to keep the grids safe.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Operation Hawkeye

A cyber offensive mission focused on utilizing the intellectual attributes of critical thinking, intellectual urgency, and problem-solving skills.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Operation Lightbulb

In this game, you work to defeat hackers as they move through a secure network. Learn to block them with firewalls and server shutdowns.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Operation Lightbulb 2.0

This game is an add-on to the initial Operation Lightbulb game. Make sure to complete the first game so that you understand the background information and guidelines before progressing to this extension.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $8.99

Operation Payback

In this game, you take on the role of a hacker who is trying to get payback against the FBI by hacking into FBI computer systems. You must quickly check numbers and codes to identify systems that are vulnerable to your attack.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Operation Payback: Ages 7-10

In this game, you take on the role of a hacker who is trying to get payback against the FBI by hacking into FBI computer systems. You must quickly check numbers and codes to identify systems that are vulnerable to your attack.

Target Audience:

Grades 2-5

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Operation Zero-Day

In this game, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been receiving attacks from threat actors at its off-site data center. Hackers have gained access to the laptops’ IDs and deployed malware that adds false IDs to confuse our networks. We need our best cyberwarrior to execute this cyber defensive mission.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

Operation Zero-Day (Easy Version)

In this easier version of the game, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been receiving attacks from threat actors at its off-site data center. Hackers have gained access to the laptops’ IDs and deployed malware that adds false IDs to confuse our networks. We need our best cyberwarrior to execute this cyber defensive mission.

Target Audience:

Grades 4-12

Examples of Key Concepts and Vocabulary 

Cybersecurity, Computer Science

Purchase Price: $12.00

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