Two new modules are landing in Bexxo Academy. Schedules let you assign one or more trainings to your whole organisation, a group or named individuals, with a start date, a deadline and recurrence (monthly, six-monthly, yearly), plus information emails and automatic reminders. Automations assign the right training on their own, triggered for example by a new hire joining, a period of inactivity or a click on a phishing simulation. No more chasing people by hand or tracking spreadsheets: your awareness programme runs on its own, with a dated completion record to prove it. Both modules are already live for all clients, in the Academy as well as the simulation, for companies and schools alike, and visible in demo mode.

Anti-phishing training is the process by which employees learn to identify and report phishing attempts via email, thereby reducing the risk of a successful cyberattack. According to the Verizon 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report, 68% of data breaches involve human error—meaning your teams are both your biggest vulnerability and your best line of defense.

Every company knows that cybersecurity is paramount. Yet, 95% of IT security incidents are caused by human error (IBM Security, 2023). Employees well-prepared to detect phishing form the most effective protection against cyberattacks. The good news? Training them has never been easier, faster, or more positive. PhishTrainer is designed for this: transforming individual vigilance into a collective strength, in less than 10 minutes of setup.

Phishing is the attack technique behind more than 90% of cyber incidents in companies (Verizon DBIR, 2024). Every day, thousands of Swiss and European organizations are targeted by fraudulent emails aimed at stealing credentials, financial data, or deploying malware. Technical solutions alone—anti-spam, firewalls—are no longer sufficient against increasingly targeted attacks. PhishTrainer transforms your employees into the first line of defense with ultra-realistic phishing simulations, designed and hosted exclusively in Switzerland, in compliance with the Swiss legal framework on data protection.