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Assessment mission
Can the evidence prove the claim?
You will inspect 12 controls. A policy can be useful evidence, but it is not automatically proof that a control works.
Effective
The evidence supports the claim.
Partly Effective
Some of the claim is supported, but there is a gap.
Not Demonstrated
The evidence does not prove the claim.
Three-way evidence verdict
Control claim
Evidence provided
Your verdict
Inspection complete
Control Inspector summary
0%
Accuracy
0 / 12
Best verdicts
Decision mix
Teacher Snapshot
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How to Play
Read the organisation's claim.
Inspect every evidence item.
Choose Effective, Partly Effective, or Not Demonstrated.
Read what the evidence proves and what is still missing.
The safest-looking answer is not always correct. Some controls really are demonstrated.
Teacher Guide / Info
Grades: 6–12. Run time: about 12–16 minutes.
Discussion question: Why is a written policy not the same thing as evidence that a control works?
The game contains fictional controls and evidence only. It contains no real organisations, real incidents, CVEs, exploit detail, personal data, or stored student results.
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