I am enjoying the simulation emails a lot. shows the creative ways of phisherman.

- keeps you on your toes - teaches a thing or two

- emails received during OutOfOffice will be counted as 'missed' and you will not be able to score the maximum 100%

Well overall, i would recomend Hoxhunt to every company that is dealing with a huge load of emails, as this is the best way to stay aware with not trusting mails. Also the reward system of huxhunt is pretty motivating.

It takes you out of the Routine, out of feeling safety and staying more allert.

Well funny to say but, sometimes Hoxhunt was too good, i was not expecting to read a hoxhunt mail.

Very good

What I like about the software is that it is intuitive to the process in your everyday use of Outlook / emails. There is not alot of steps you need to make. See something, say something etc..

Trickery - it's not necessarily bad, just that a couple times I feel like I was duped when either missing an email or deleted knowing it wasn't for me.

Hoxhunt training and outlook plugin + smartly created simulated threats create a seamless learning and awareness package for companies who want to not only train, but refresh those perishable skills often. I think that's where Hoxhunt shines - it integrates to Outlook and has some gamified experience and leaderboards to keep the employees motivated to participate.

Simulated threats are really good. Trainings are easy to comprehend for even not so technical persons. Repetition of basics is good method to learn and keep awareness high to counter the real world threats.Hoxhunt add-in to Outlook works well and can be used as "no-brainer" check for any even slightly suspicious emails. If it's not training and still suspicious, then I would give it extra round of inspection and/or report to company IT.

I only recently found out that also my mobile Outlook app has the Hoxhunt plugin. I had skipped reporting some training mails before finding out that it can be also done in my mobile phone since I'm not always in front of computer.There may be limitations also on Outlook for Web - if that gets later added I would assess that then the coverage is spot on.

Overall it was a good experience. The timing of the simulated threat emails are also random so you cannot really find a pattern or predict when one is coming. It will definitely raise awareness in users what to look out for.. (Disclaimer: My review/opinion of this product is solely my own and does not represent the views/opinion of the company I work for)

I really like how the software mimics real life techniques of attack and reinforcing the learning by presenting microtraining materials. The gamification (earning shields and badges) also adds to the interest to look out for this simulated threats. When you also flagged an actual threat, there is an option to send it for further analysis.

Nothing much to complain aside from the duration you need to act on a simulated threat. If you have not flagged it in like 3 days, it will be marked as missed. This happens when you are on a vacation and did not have access to emails.

The best way to train and make users aware of the threats and attacks that we could receive via email.

The intelligent way to detect and sectorize threats, easy to report and good motivation and interarivo, the way to raise awareness and educate users about possible threats.

So far I see everything adjusted to the needs.

Scenario-based learning with an appropriate amount of education and context make HoxHunt actually useful-- the gamification and badges has also made security training feel remarkably pleasant and relevant.

I like how HoxHunt creates realistic emails that mimic phishing attacks and other kinds of malware in scenarios that actually would happen-- those are great opportunities to test my own understanding of security protocols and to educate myself on what makes an email suspicious.

I am overall very satisfied with the product but I have noticed an instance where a HoxHunt training email appeared to be sent to spam (which defeats the purpose).

Create awareness throughout the whole org while not annoying employees with the same boring training over and over again. The way Hoxhunt gamifies this approach is just awesome and can be done everywhere at anytime. The invested time of 2-3 minutes per phishing test is much more acceptable than a 60 minute long training where focus easily shifts away.

It is easy to use, their phishing tests are seriously good and make users aware of how easy it is to fall for a mail that has basically copied the original. Always reviews the most important signals to look for, great overall training!

I'm not sure if the frequency of mails received is the same for everyone, i feel like some people get more mails than others what designs the competition a little bit unfair

can set the "holidays" in which period have more time to report the simulation mails.

Only few training courses were available.

The e-mail that one receives are good and believable, tricky to know when its fake or not.

Hard, but some e-mails were a little to easy. But at the same time good warmup.

Keeping everyone aware of what can happen if you expose the company to potential hackers is a very beneficial. Money lost if an attack occurs is substantial for a company of our size.

The software makes you aware of how easy it can be for a hacker to access your system if you're not careful. It teaches you what to look for when you receive a suspicious email so that you don't compromise your companies system by inadvertently clicking on a link. I like how the training emails are disguised as real emails (very sneaky). They keep you alert to potential attacks.

No cons that I can see. There have been a few emails which were so realistic that I clicked on the links only to be alerted to the fact that it was a training email (like I said above, very sneaky). Those make me a feel a little discourage that I was fooled into believing that it was real. But at the same time, those are a great opportunity to learn and can be a real eyeopener.

Its easy to use and definitely raises your awareness for phishing e-mails and other security threats. Would recommend for everyone.

The software uses a hands-on approach, allowing the user to make mistakes and then explaining how to avoid making similar mistakes. The point reward system provides a sense of achievement and also makes the process fun, allowing you to compare your progress with your colleagues within the company. I always considered myself strong, when it comes to e-mail security, but I must admit, that Hoxhunt managed to catch me off guard with their perfectly tailored e-mails.

There is nothing to dislike in this software. Sometimes, when you're out of office, you could miss an training e-mail or two, but I guess software does not get information on your absence. So the early bird gets the worm.

Easy to use the software and report any phishing & attacks to internal security organisation, and it has really added my awareness of threat attacks / being more carefully when reading emails and not opening unclear links before checking within Hoxhunt

No cons to mention, Hoxhunt is working very well

This is a nice tool to educate the employees how to stay away from spam & phishing attacks. Some mails are so convincing that if people are not careful, they will click on the risky links which can then in background wreak havoc on the system. The tool has a convenient interface & regular way for sending mails in a way which makes employee think if this mail is genuine or not. And while doing so the employee is gaining knowledge as well as the system is totally safe.

Nothing annoying about this tool. I sometimes see some slowness while the dashboard opens up and takes us through the learnings but its tolerable.

It is a great way to make employees of all skill levels aware of email threats.

It is integrated to Outlook as a plugin. Emails imitates real phishing mails very well. It is very easy to use. There is a point system including the Quiz to get more point so that you can compete with other departments.

I am simply a user of the products. So I cannot tell about the implementation. I cannot come up with any cons or improvements.

One thing I absolutely love about Hoxhunt is the fact that when they send you their version of a phishing email (don't worry the emails they send are safe) they explain how the email is a scam once it has been reported. And as a cherry on top, they give you gold stars for every phishing email you catch, and it puts you on a leaderboard between you and your coworkers.

The different types of Phishing are limited, all that needs to be improved is there has to be a bit more variety when it comes to what type of phishing email they send.

Fantastic tool for end user awareness. The weakest point in security are users, so, teaching them on how to handle and how to securely use IT devices is necessary.

The hoxhunt phising simulation is a great functionality that provides great phishing simulation. The phishings are really realiable and easy to be phished, which is very important. Many phishing emails are really relatable to the environment we're inserted and they could trick on you easily. Hoxhunt plugin for Office is marvelous, making it easy to report. Once the tool is based on gamification, it makes you want to report all phishing emails, encouraging us, the players, to report more and more. Mini trainings on the platform is good, once it encovers the critical points around end-user security, such as strong passwords, how to detect phishings and others.

None at the moment. I really enjoy the platform.

Hoxhunt helps us in educating about the real life threat like spam and phishing mail. The simulation training is super cool and easy to understand. Earning stars and racing on the leaderboard is fun. Overall it’s a great tool to be aware of the phish mail trend and staying safe from Attackers.

None, all the features are good and at ease to use.

Product is always there when you need it, very easy to report a suspicious email. Integration with email application was very easy

Sometimes I think there are too many training emails.

What I liked the most about this software is that it is easy to use & report junk/spam.

At this time there is nothing that I can tell that I do not like about this software.

I am sharpening my awareness level. Mission accomplished.

I never had training (if given at all to other members of the Bank, I am unsure). I am a distance worker, working abroad. But I really like the organic nature of the product. Our emails (my emails on behalf of the Bank) are often sent to spam, so get missed and matters are not handled.SO this is clearly a problem on an international level. I have already spoken warmly about this product to others,as your approach is so intelligent, and reward system informative and amusing! My own company, contracted to the Bank is a 2-man business so we're not really in the market for you, and I keep my partner fully up to date with what I come across in the Bank's version of Hoxhunt.

I didn't have any training or warning of this process, when I joined the organisation. But in retrospect is was more natural and organic that way. The scammers don't send notice that they are about to begin a campaign of malicious communication, after all.

This really puts the finger on email and on line security. I thought I was aware of most of the dangers before but now I know better and can hopefully better detect them before they cause any harm to me or the company.

It really shows how easy it is to fall for malicious emails and how some small simple steps can be used to detect those very same emails.

The training mails is rather infrequent resulting in some people getting lots of training mails and others hardly any.

Using Hoxhunt allows me to be more aware of cyber attacks. I have a strong feeling of being protected from attackers, knowing that Hoxhunt is installed on my laptop. I would never want to be the cause of a virus or worm infecting our systems.

I like to security coverage of Hoxhunt. The ability to protect me from viruses, or cyber attacks.

I have no Cons regarding this software. The software is an excellent safeguard feature.

Easy, fun, competition based on good examples

Learning was fun, felt a bit like a game / competition vs other colleagues in the top of the leaderboard.

Missed emails during absence should not impact the score

Great! I really like it; it's practical and actually a welcome pause from time to time when checking my emails. as I find it fun.

I love that I can rely on Hoxhunt to sniff out harmful emails, even when they're cleverly disguised as genuine inquiries from other members within the company.

I'd actually like more "fake" emails, to get better at determining whether something is a fake or not.