If you want to find out how a D20 can help your team to level up their cyber security knowledge, book my Backdoors and Breaches workshop!

It’s a fun and lightweight activity that sparks conversations around cyber security defense. Every scenario is unique as the participants‘ knowledge shapes this experience. The participants play as a team with a constrained number of actions and work together to handle a security incident.

This training is a good opportunity for your team to meet onsite and expand their knowledge off-screen. There's also the option to play this game in a remote setup.

You team will leave this workshop with new insights about how to protect their systems — playfully.

Starting with Threat Modeling doesn't have to be hard: put your team in one room, provide them with pens, loads of sticky notes and a big blank wall and let me activate their criminal minds.

With Attack Trees, the team members first assume the role of an attacker, brainstorming pathways to infiltrate, manipulate and destroy the systems they are building.

After acknowledging their vulnarabilities they then take the opposite position, proposing technical or organisational measures to avoid or detect the before mentioned attack pathways.

If you are unsure of your Security Strategy, this workshop can support you in revising it as a collobarative kickoff meeting.

Coming soon: Based on the materials of the OWASP AI Exchange, your team will learn the following topics. If you wish, they can also earn the EXIN certificate to ensure their learning outcome.

The EXIN ASIP certification was launched in September 2026 and uses the open standard by the OWASP AI Exchange, that is already shaping ISO and EU AI Act security guidance worldwide.