LUCY Security Awareness Training Reviews

Adaptive is the human security platform for the AI era. AI has fundamentally changed the threat landscape. Deepfakes make social engineering more convincing, AI-generated phishing makes sophisticated attacks easier to scale, and the rapid adoption of AI tools and agents introduces entirely new risks inside the organization. Adaptive brings together security awareness training, phishing simulations, agentic email security, and AI governance to secure every attack surface where work happens. The platform trains employees against emerging threats, stops sophisticated attacks in the inbox, and secures risky AI and agent usage. Every product works together, combining signals across employees, email, browsers, and devices to continuously understand and reduce human risk. More than 2,000 leading organizations trust Adaptive, rating it 4.9/5 on G2 and Gartner with an NPS of 94. Recognized by Fortune and Fast Company and featured in CNN, BBC, WSJ, Politico, and Variety, Adaptive has raised over $100M from investors including OpenAI and NVIDIA.

NINJIO is an all-in-one cybersecurity awareness training solution that lowers human-based cybersecurity risk through engaging training, personalized testing, and insightful reporting. This multi-pronged approach to training focuses on the latest attack vectors to build employee knowledge and the behavioral science behind human engineering to sharpen users’ intuition. Our proprietary NINJIO Risk Algorithm™ identifies users’ social engineering vulnerabilities based on phishing simulation data and informs content delivery to provide a personalized experience that changes individual behavior. With NINJIO you get: - NINJIO AWARE attack vector-based training that engages viewers with Hollywood style, micro learning episodes based on real hacks. - NINJIO PHISH3D simulated phishing identifies the specific social engineering tricks most likely to fool users in your organization. - NINJIO SENSE is our new behavioral science-based training course that shows employees what it “feels like” when hackers are trying to manipulate them.