I could not have had a better dealing with Click Armor - they have supported me at every step, and responded to every query and request with a positive attitude, resolving my problem in record time. Communcation has been key at every step of the way, never leaving me to follow anything up. They really have simplified this aspect of my business.

Click Armor have really enabled me to expand my offering to customers - everyone enjoys the training, and the extensive feature-set is ever growing. Features like SSO are critical to ease adoption of a product, and simple management makes this a dream to use. The ongoing support has been second-to-none, the team are always happy to help and drive development of new features.

Any con that may have existed, have been resolved by the team - either by implementation of new features, or bug fixes. Their ongoing support has been invaluable, and meant that there are no cons left for me to report.

My overall experience has been excellent.

The main advantages of the Click Armor platform is that it teaches core security awareness concepts in a gamification context that is fun, competitive, and educational. Many security awareness programs contain boring videos and modules which you forget about in a week's time. I know this for a fact, because our organization has experimented with all kinds of security awareness training modules over the years and we always end up making fun of the educational movies and suggesting ways to make them better (e.g., by making the villain into the hero). But with Click Armor, it's different. To begin with, you are racing against a clock to complete the lessons just like you are racing against a clock while playing Super Mario Brothers. As a result, your mind is trained to think faster and become more focussed -- which is exactly what you expect from employees who you are trusting with the security of your organization. Second, you are competing with other people on a scoreboard which makes you want to take the lessons again in order to beat your rivals. Third, you are able to explore different areas of security vulnerability and understand the psychological games which cyber threat actors like to play in order to trick you into giving up valuable information. These intuitive skills are invaluable, because if you understand the psychological tricks, then you are more likely to identify suspicious emails or figure out whether a client's email has been hacked.

When I last used the software, there were certain areas that were not covered. But that can always be addressed with subsequent iterations, which happens with all platforms.

The content is strong and engaging. The training offered in Click Armor targets areas that are often missed or tricky for users (ie. malware files named document.pdf.exe). These training exercises are more interesting than doing slides, so I had fun doing them.

The dashboard is intuitive and easy to navigate.

Enjoy everything about the software but I am eager for an expansion into live phishing simulations.

Click Armor is a great way to learn about threats, both internal and external. Setup was easy and customized to our business needs.

The unique, highly interactive virtual inbox phishing simulator allows employees to be exercised on many different types of threats, and provides high assurance of our employees’ ability to spot them. We have also observed that our security culture has improved since we began using Click Armor.

We were able to use the platform in both official languages; however, French could use some polishing.

Click Armor is different from the usual Powerpoint presentations, boring lectures, or pdfs that are often used for security training. The built-in competition between users encourages people to actually pay attention.

I would like to see the training library expanded to include HR content. Otherwise, no complaints!

The best feature of Click Armor is the Gamification approach. It is radically different from what is on offer in the market. For the price point vs capabilities, it has one of the best ROI for SMB and Enterprise organizations.

I did not see any drawbacks for the solution