Solutions / Schools and municipalities

Cybersecurity is a basic skill. Let's teach it like one.

Pupils grow up online, with social media, games, payment cards and accounts from an early age. Scammers know it, and AI is making their attacks more convincing every month. Simblia gives schools and municipalities a ready-made way to build digital immunity, without teachers having to become security experts.

A teacher leans in to help a pupil working on a tablet in a bright classroom.

The reality schools face

Less screen, more understanding.

Danish schools are being asked to do two things at once: become more analogue, and teach pupils to understand technology, its possibilities and its risks. Children still live online after school, and the threats they meet there are growing faster with AI.

A turning point after two decades of digitalisation

Public schools are set to become mobile-free, with new rules expected from the 2026/2027 school year. Fewer screens in the classroom doesn't mean less digital life for children. The understanding has to be taught deliberately.

Technology understanding is becoming part of school

It is being built into Danish and maths, and a new elective is planned for the coming school years. Security and fraud awareness belong naturally in it.

Children are targets

Scams on games, social media and messaging, account takeovers and fake profiles, now amplified by AI. One in ten Danish children aged 9–17 has been threatened or extorted online, and one in four has been contacted by an adult they did not know. Source: Red Barnet, SletDet annual report 2024 (opens in a new tab)

Security is on leadership's agenda

Attacks, data breaches and AI have moved cybersecurity from the IT department to school boards and municipal leadership.

Learning outcomes

What your pupils will be able to do

Simblia is designed to achieve and measure these outcomes through short tests and Scam Lab scenarios, so you can report progress upward.

  • Recognise typical scams and threats in messages, games and social media
  • Protect their accounts and digital identity, and never share codes or MitID
  • Pause and check before they click, pay or share
  • Spot fake profiles and pressure tactics
  • Know what to do, and who to tell, when something feels wrong
  • Understand how their own safety protects family, classmates and school

How Simblia helps

Ready to use, easy to run, proven by results.

Learning that fits pupils' lives

Short, age-appropriate modules for 4th–6th and 7th–9th grade, built around games, social media, messaging and payments.

Simblia Scam Lab

Pupils practise in a safe, simulated world of messages and chats. No real phishing ever reaches their phones.

Always up to date

The catalogue follows current threats, so lessons stay relevant without anyone rewriting them.

Autopilot for teachers

Assign a course in minutes. Simblia handles the sequence, reminders and tests.

Clear goals, measured simply

Learning goals by age group, designed with Fælles Mål and the EU's DigComp framework in mind.

Reports leaders can use

Maturity at class, school and municipality level, with benchmarking against a common standard.

Getting started

From first conversation to pupils learning in a matter of weeks.

We guide you through every step, so getting started takes little of your time.

WeeksFrom first call to first lesson
HoursOf your time, not days
  1. Talk to us

    A 20-minute call about your school, age groups and goals.

  2. Agree and sign

    Terms of use and Simblia's standard DPA, ready to sign.

  3. Set up together

    Classes, sign-in and the apps your pupils use, with your IT contact.

  4. Teachers get ready

    A one-hour self-paced course plus a live introduction.

  5. Pupils start learning

    A lesson a week, with reports from week one.

No installation. No content to write. No security expertise required. You can stop at any time.

Built for children's data

Safe by design, made for the public sector.

  • All data hosted in the EU by Scaleway, a European cloud provider, outside US jurisdiction
  • Unilogin sign-in is planned, so pupils and teachers can log in the way they already do
  • The school or municipality is data controller, under Simblia's standard data processing agreement
  • Minimal data, with results pseudonymised
  • No real phishing to pupils: every simulation happens inside the platform
  • Designed to WCAG 2.2 AA
Read more in the trust centre
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For IT

Easy rollout, with Unilogin sign-in planned, and documented security and compliance.

For school leaders

Measurable maturity and reports you can share with the board and the municipality.

For teachers

Engaging, age-appropriate lessons that fit into Danish, maths and technology understanding.

Founding Schools Programme

Shape Simblia with us, and lead the way in digital safety.