Finance.Yahoo Hoxhunt Enhances Phishing Training with AI and Multichannel Simulations
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- •Hoxhunt's training now includes multichannel simulations beyond email.
- •The platform uses AI to personalize training for individual employees.
- •60% of users report real malicious emails after training within 12 months.
Hoxhunt has expanded its Adaptive Phishing Training platform to include AI-driven simulations across various communication channels, including Microsoft Teams, SMS, voice calls, and deepfake video. This enhancement aims to combat evolving social engineering tactics that utilize multiple platforms to deceive employees. The platform's Agentic Reasoning Engine personalizes training based on individual employee context, skills, and risk profiles, moving away from generic phishing tests. Employees will now engage in interactive voice-phishing scenarios, allowing them to practice verifying requests and resisting social-engineering pressure. The training also includes simulations for executive impersonation and spear-phishing attacks. Hoxhunt reports that 60% of users can identify real malicious emails within a year of training. The updates are designed to provide realistic practice before actual social engineering attacks occur. Hoxhunt's CEO emphasized the importance of adapting training to the current threat landscape.
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