  Many people are unaware of the digital dangers that lie around each
cyber-corner. Teaching people how to recognize dangerous situations is crucial,
especially for those who work on or with computers. We postulated that
interactive graphic vignettes could be a great way to expose professionals to
dangerous situations and demonstrate the effects of their choices in these
situations. In that way, we aimed to inoculate employees against cybersecurity
threats.
  We used the Comic-BEE platform to create interactive security awareness
vignettes and evaluated for how employees of a major industrial company
perceived them. For analysing the potential of these comics, we ran an
evaluation study as part of a capture-the-flag (CTF) event, an interactive
exercise for hacking vulnerable software. We evaluated whether the comics
fulfilled our requirements based on the responses of the participants. We
showed the comics, on various cybersecurity concepts, to 20 volunteers. In the
context of a CTF event, our requirements were not fulfilled. Most participants
considered the images distracting, stating a preference for text-only material.
