The initiative features an interactive game designed to teach users how to create more secure passwords. Through techniques such as combining uppercase and lowercase letters, substituting vowels with numbers, and including symbols, participants learn to transform simple words into strong keys. During the game, a virtual assistant named Claudi, in the form of a keychain, offers tips and clues to overcome different stages.
This tool is part of a broader awareness campaign taking place throughout October, coinciding with the European Cybersecurity Month. The Cybersecurity Agency of Catalonia will disseminate content and recommendations on its website and social media to promote protective digital habits, with a special focus on creating complex keys and the importance of enabling two-factor authentication.
The campaign is part of the annual European Cybersecurity Month initiative, driven by the European Commission and its Cybersecurity Agency (ENISA) since 2012. The goal is to raise public awareness and promote best practices for a safer digital environment, with the support of international organizations and member state entities.
