CTD Card Game

USAF Booster (2019)

The U.S. Air Force is the world’s preeminent force in air, space and cyberspace. The USAF personnel are responsible for preventing, detecting and repelling cyber attacks and ensuring the security of computer networks and online communications. From programming to hardware, these experts keep the USAF systems and information safe.

The rare USAF booster pack, which was designed specifically for their internal use, contains cards that focus on internet-connect devices and emerging, targeted threats that effect citizens.

Released June 2019

Discontinued 2019

Two-Factor Authentication Card
Tablet Card
Smishing Card
Smartphone Card
Mobile Device Management Card
Malicious App Card
Security Systems Administrator card
Security Manager card
Phishing card
Password Cracked card
Phishing Training card
Outdated Policy card
Two-Factor Authentication Card

Two-Factor Authentication

Using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for access to all sensitive information on your network, in conjunction with other security policies, will contribute to a more secure network.

While in play, this card prevents and counters Attack – Hack cards with a value of -1 or -2.

Tablet Card

Tablet

A mobile device that enables the customer to use mobile applications. This product is larger but similar in style to smartphones.

You gain 1 point each round.

Smishing Card

Smishing

A Smishing attack is a Phishing attack that goes through SMS messaging, or text messaging, which occurs most commonly through phones.

Target an opponent’s Asset – Mobile or Asset – Wireless System. That opponent loses 2 points at the end of the round.

Smartphone Card

Smartphone

A pocket-sized consumer device that allows for mobile connectivity to the Internet through cellular and wireless networks. Offers voice, VoIP and video calling, as well as messaging and access to mobile applications.

You gain 1 point each round.

Mobile Device Management Card

Mobile Device Management

Mobile device management software allows devices to be remotely disabled in the event they have been stolen, lost or are inappropriately used on the network.

While in play, you may use this card’s effect once per round to return a System, Wireless System or Mobile Asset card from your field to your deck and shuffle.

Malicious App Card

Malicious App

Your opponent downloaded a malicious app application onto their mobile device, which sends out their information when executed.

Select an Asset – System or Asset – Mobile card that your opponent has in play. That opponent loses 1 point per round.

Security Systems Administrator card

Security Systems Administrator

The security systems administrator is in charge of system monitoring, running regular backups, and setting up, deleting and maintaining individual user accounts.

Prevents Attack – Hack, Data Breach and Phishing type cards from being played. Discard this card after 3 rounds.

Security Manager card

Security Manager

Security Managers create and execute security strategies based on the input from the Security Director and/or the CISO. They must also test and implement new security tools, lead security awareness campaigns and administer both budgets and staff schedules.

Before your draw phase, you may choose to put 1 card from your hand at the bottom of your deck and then draw 1 card.

Phishing card

Phishing

Your opponent responded to an email asking for their security/login information. The attacker can now access your opponent’s account and system.

Select an opponent. That opponent loses two (2) points each round for two (2) rounds. Remove this card from play after two rounds.

Password Cracked card

Password Cracked

Your opponent picked a bad or weak password. An attacker was able to guess the password and has accessed their accounts and system.

Select an opponent. That opponent loses one (1) point each round for two (2) rounds. Remove this card from play after two rounds.

Phishing Training card

Phishing Training

You attended a special security training course that taught you all about popular email scams so that you don’t fall victim to those attacks.

Select a Phishing or Spear Phishing attack card that is in play and affecting you. Both this card and the target card are discarded.

Outdated Policy card

Outdated Policy

One of your opponent’s policies is outdated and has become useless. As technologies and threats evolve, it is important to ensure that policies are kept updated with relevant information and procedures for handling these changes.

Select a Defense – Policy card that an opponent has in play. The target card and this card are immediately discarded.

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