By Sarah Griffiths for MailOnline If you've ever watched a James Bond film and thought you could do better job at thwarting villains, then this is the game for you. GCHQ, the British intelligence agency,  has set a new challenge to find to find the best computer hackers in the country - who could one day protect Britain from real cyber terror attacks. It has launched an online game to test cyber warriors’ abilities to stop a fictional attack – and top scorers will be invited to take part in secret face-to-face reconnaissance missions. GCHQ has set a new challenge to find to find the best computer hackers in the country, who could one day protect Britain from real cyber terror attacks
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GCHQ launched game to test public's ability to stop fictional online attack
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Members of the public must register here to play the game online
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Players must protect a fictitious aerospace technology company threatened by imminent attack from cyber terrorists called The Flag Day Associates
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High scorers could take part in secret face-to-face missions
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Previous high flyers have been rewarded with a job at GCHQ and beyond
Winners of past missions have gone on to work for GCHQ as a real operative, @placeholder can reveal.