Break the ice by asking accountants where they're joining from using Magic Maps. This instantly adds a geographical element that posts the participants on the real-time map, turning the mundane "Hello" into a personalized global meetup. You might ask, Which city challenges your security norms the most?

Use Rating Polls to assess the audiences current understanding of Cybersecurity. It's a nice little temperature check, asking on a scale from 1-10, "How prepared do you feel about handling a data breach?"

Ask in a Wonder Words cloud, "Whats the first word that comes to mind when you think Cybersecurity?" Watch the words float onto the screen, growing bigger and littler, giving you a pulse on their sentiments - anxious, prepared, indifferent?

Throw out a question like, "How has Cybersecurity become a bigger part of your role recently?" and watch Talking Tiles let responses fall like digital Tetris blocks, creating a vibrant mosaic of insights.

Discover what really makes them tick with Power Polls by asking, "Which part of Cybersecurity do you want this session to focus on: Threats, Tools, or Best Practices?" StreamAlive does the rest, illustrating views right there on screen.

Brighten things up with the Spinner Wheel by saying, "Let's see whose turn it is to share a Cybersecurity tip!" and let the wheel randomly pick someone. It's participation with a dash of fun!

Run a Quiz asking, "Which of the following most accurately defines phishing?" Let them type and tally responses to see whos on point. Its serious learning, gamified.

Use Rating Polls to assess the audiences current understanding of Cybersecurity. It's a nice little temperature check, asking on a scale from 1-10, "How prepared do you feel about handling a data breach?"

StreamAlive makes Q&A seamless by grabbing questions right from the chat. No more missed questions in a separate box. Its a Q&A made more interactive and engaging for everyone involved.

Check out how your Cybersecurity session resonated using Analytics to track engagement minute-by-minute and identify who really got into it. Plus, you can share this data with colleagues, proving just how interactive your training was!