Phising Training
Run continuous phishing simulations that adapt to each user and deliver instant feedback on every report, building habits that turn your workforce into its own threat detection network.




Features
Phishing resilience requires more than realistic simulations. Build lasting reporting habits, strengthen threat detection capabilities, and prepare employees for evolving attacks.






Agentic reasoning engine
Traditional phishing training follows a fixed curriculum. The agentic reasoning engine continuously adapts simulations, coaching, and difficulty levels to each employee and the threats they face.






Go beyond email


Hoxhunt operates on a SOC 2 Type II–audited platform with GDPR and CCPA compliance, encryption in transit and at rest, and strict access controls. Your data is never sold, and AI tools operate under the same governance framework as the rest of the platform.




Products
Hoxhunt automatically creates an individual learning path for each employee and selects simulated phishing campaigns based on their skill level, role, location, and previous behavior.
Employees receive gamified phishing simulations and interactive training roughly every 10 days, with the difficulty adapting as their skills improve.
This approach prepares employees to recognize and report increasingly sophisticated real-world phishing attacks, including the threats that are hardest to spot.
Adaptive phishing training delivers better outcomes because simulations are personalized to each employee and delivered automatically at the right difficulty, time, and frequency.
Hoxhunt uses AI and behavioral data to automate the phishing training lifecycle, allowing security teams to personalize training at scale with less manual work while continuously improving employees’ ability to recognize and report threats.
Yes. Hundreds of global organizations use Hoxhunt to train millions of employees.
Phishing simulations are available in 40+ languages, enabling organizations to provide relevant, localized training across their global workforce.
Organizations choose Hoxhunt to improve employees’ ability to recognize and report phishing attacks while automating the work required to run effective training at scale.
Unlike traditional phishing programs built around periodic, one-size-fits-all simulations, Hoxhunt continuously adapts training to each employee’s skill level and behavior. This creates frequent opportunities to practice without requiring security teams to manually build, schedule, and manage campaigns.
The result is training employees actively participate in, with up to 40x higher engagement, and measurable visibility into how security behavior improves over time.
Pricing depends on the number of user licenses and the service level that best fits your organization’s needs.
This allows organizations of different sizes to implement adaptive phishing training based on the scale and requirements of their workforce.
Very easy. Hoxhunt’s dedicated Implementation Team guides organizations through onboarding, including integrations, technical configuration, employee rollout, and recommended best practices.
Reviewers rate Hoxhunt 9.7 out of 10 for ease of setup, compared with KnowBe4 at 8.8 and Proofpoint at 8.7.
Yes. Hoxhunt phishing training integrates with both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
Organizations can add the Hoxhunt reporting button to Outlook or Gmail, making it easy for employees to report suspicious emails directly from their inbox.
The Hoxhunt reporting button supports multiple languages and is available across desktop, web, Android, and iOS.
For more information, see Hoxhunt on Microsoft AppSource and Google Workspace Marketplace.
Yes. Hoxhunt includes a broad library of security awareness training covering regulatory, industry, and organizational requirements, including topics related to GDPR, HIPAA, and many more.
Training is available in 40+ languages and can be targeted based on country, industry, department, or other organizational criteria. Organizations can also create and customize their own training content.
Security awareness learning can also be reinforced through phishing training. Employees can receive relevant learning immediately after phishing simulations, connecting security knowledge with practical, real-world behavior.
