CYBER SECURITY. MADE HUMAN.

Build safer
instincts.

Learn to spot scams, protect your accounts and make safer choices online. Explore Tell, discover our upcoming school edition, or bring the conversation to your team.

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A LITTLE PRACTICE.
A STRONGER INSTINCT.

Spot the clues

Recognise the tricks behind convincing messages.

Practise safely

Try realistic situations in a safe learning space.

Build confidence

Build practical habits for everyday online life.

Coming soon

SAFER INSTINCTS. SHARED IN CLASS.

Bring the casebook
to your classroom.

Tell Schools is our upcoming classroom edition. The same curious raven and practical online-safety learning, with a dedicated space for teachers and their classes.

Planned subscriptions will be priced per teacher, rather than per pupil. Launch pricing and availability will be confirmed.

In development. School subscriptions are not yet open.

A TEACHER SPACE. A PRIVATE CLASS JOURNEY.

Simple class management

Invited teacher accounts, pupil account tools and printable login cards in one place.

Generated pupil IDs

Pupils sign in with an ID and secret code. No pupil names or email addresses are required.

Progress at a glance

Follow cases solved and learning across six online-safety topics, from scams to safer AI use.

Class-only leagues

A shared sense of progress within each class, with no public or cross-class pupil rankings.

Being developed to support classroom learning. School launch will follow classroom feedback and the remaining readiness reviews.

01 / IN THE ROOM

Good conversations.
Better everyday decisions.

Cyber awareness starts when people see how it connects to their own lives. Our talks bring that connection into the room.

TALK SPOTLIGHT

Awareness that feels
relevant to real life.

From a rushed email to an unexpected sign-in prompt, explore the moments when a pause and a second check can change the outcome.

  • Recognise common social-engineering tactics
  • Make checking feel normal, not awkward
  • Leave with practical habits to try
Explore the three talk topics
Shaped around your audience.Workplaces & teamsSchools & collegesEvents & communities

A MOMENT TO THINK

What would
you do next?

A good question can be more useful than another warning. Here’s a small example of the thinking we encourage.

ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO01 / 01

Your manager sends a message.

“I need £300 of gift cards for a surprise. Send me the codes. Please don’t call.”

What’s the safest next step?

03 / THE OUTSIGHT APPROACH

Make it clear.
Make it useful.

01

Start with real life.

Emails, messages, accounts and conversations. Familiar situations make the learning easier to connect with.

02

Build understanding.

Explain why a trick works, what to look for and how to make an independent check.

03

Leave room to practise.

Curiosity and safe examples help people develop confidence, ask questions and learn from mistakes.

BEHIND OUTSIGHT LABS

Real experience.
A human perspective.

Outsight Labs was founded by Sam Dickerson, bringing 15 years of experience in IT, including 7 years providing IT solutions to the education sector, alongside 9 years in content creation.

That mix of technical, education and creator experience shapes our work: practical learning products and conversations that help people make more confident choices online.

15 years
In IT
7 years
Supporting education with IT solutions
9 years
In content creation

LET’S FIND THE RIGHT STARTING POINT

A talk for your people.
A fresh perspective
for your next event.

Ask about a talk, Tell Schools or a collaboration. Tell us who you want to reach and what you’d like them to take away.

Workplaces · Education · Events · Community

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