CyberGLA was created and fully developed by Professor Gurmeet Singh, the
visionary behind the EmailKnight security engine (U.S. patent pending) and
the CyberGLA trademark. During his research in cybersecurity,
Professor Singh conducted a series of experiments using open-source and
custom AI tools to simulate advanced impersonation attacks, including
email spoofing, deepfakes, voice cloning, keylogging, and social
engineering techniques.
These experiments were highly successful, deceiving even computer science
majors, staff, and other technically experienced targets. This revealed
a critical gap in modern cybersecurity training: popular platforms do not effectively teach users how to detect AI-driven impersonation threats or perform real defensive analysis like examining email headers.
This inspired Professor Singh to create CyberGLA, a next-generation,
privacy-focused gamified training system that goes far beyond static videos and
generic slide-based e-learning. Every game, tool, and module on the
platform was engineered directly by him, designed to help learners build
instinctive, real-world security skills through hands-on gameplay.
Today, CyberGLA provides a safe, engaging environment for students,
employees, and organizations to practice identifying modern threats such
as deepfakes, spoofed emails, smishing messages, voice-clone impersonation,
and AI-generated scams, skills urgently needed in a rapidly evolving threat
landscape.