Security training that CISOs, SAMs, and employees rave about

The random emails you receive are targeted at the right frequency to not overwhelm you, with a good mix of different types of tricks to keep you on your toes. The gamification side of it is absolutely spot on, and encourages you to keep on top of reporting. It is regularly a talking point within our team.

We've seen what's possible if you make the experience for the user engaging and interesting, and make them a participant and not just a recipient. That really helps with engagement, and it drives trust in the security team, which I think is very important.

Hoxhunt is the most fun I've had while doing safety training. For the first time ever, I await the phishing emails or additional training coming my way. The gamification not only makes it bearable but actually enjoyable.

Our own internal metrics and a phishing benchmark we conducted with other large companies in the DACH region empirically validates that the Hoxhunt training method clearly surpasses traditional solutions in terms of effectiveness.

It makes a crucial alert system become fun! It's like a fun win everytime I catch a Hoxhunt email.

Realistic phishing emails, with an educational summary once either identified or clicked. I believe the human is often the weakest part of cyber defense, so training the users is a great approach to improving IT security.

Hoxhunt has helped us push our resilience into new territory, with our resilience ratio jumping up by over 500 percent. Hoxhunt has helped us surpass anything our legacy SAT tools could deliver.

The fact that we rolled out Hoxhunt one and a half years ago and it's still being used so much is a great outcome. For us, the fact that people still say, “I love Hoxhunt phishing simulations!” is the best statistic of all.

I noticed that we treat Hoxhunt as a real game, which is engaging and provides a kind of distraction from our typical office routines. It's like we are expecting the hoxhunt challenge and when successfully completed we share the experience with each other, warning co-workers about the possible situations.

It is a very fun and interactive way to learn about phishing. The competitions are a fun way of competing with your colleagues and staying safe at the same time.

It is really easy to use, just one click of a button. I also like how we can "level up," it makes work feel like a video game every now and then.

What Hoxhunt is doing is bringing the power of human intelligence into the security stack, and not just as a passive last line of defense. Now you have human threat detection as an integral part of the whole stack.