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Hoxhunt is a human risk management platform that combines AI and behavioral science to create and assign individualized learning paths that drive true behavior change and (measurably) lower human risk. Gamified micro-trainings teach end-users to detect and report advanced phishing attacks. Automated workflows help operations teams respond quickly, with limited resources. Security leaders gain outcome-driven metrics to document reduced cybersecurity risk.
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The gamification of the phishing/spam reporting process has been game changing. I feel much more engaged and vigilant, as in, it keeps me on my toes because I know to expect an email to come in. This has the added benefit of becoming more wary of other phishing/spam that's not coming from HoxHunt but actual threat actors, making me way more likely to recognize and report genuine threats. Getting additional points and seeing my name go up the leaderboard makes me want to go through the additional training that helps me become better at recognizing threats.
They are realistic and relevant
Hoxhunt makes cybersecure behavior fun. Learning is mostly passive but still impactful, and I feel that both the company and I have benefited from being enrolled in the program. Other strengths are the UI quality and the variety of phishing emails.
1. You might get an email outside of working hours and then because you took a long time to report it (because you'd only see it after arriving at work) you get less points on the leaderboard. 2. The tool is not aware of public holidays so you may still get an email during time off and then it will get marked as missed if you don't report it for a few days. 3. I can't seem to find a way to open HoxHunt's dashboard without having to report an email, so if I don't have an email to report, I can't access the dashboard which is a minor inconvenience - but then again, there might be a way I am just not aware of.
Simulations can be too easy
No (clear) way to opt in for more phishing emails or increase the difficulty - I have worked at several different companies who use Hoxhunt, but have always had to start from the bottom with training. It would be great if one could take some test to unlock harder/more innocuous phishing attempts, or simply increase their frequency (though I recognize that people who get more emails than I do might not appreciate too many phishes in their inbox).