Wizer

Wizer is a cloud-based security awareness training and phishing simulation platform for organizations. Its training covers subjects including phishing, ransomware, compliance, GDPR, insider threats, AI and deepfake attacks, and secure code. WizerAI Studio can turn documents, policies, or topics into training videos; the product also includes deepfake awareness training and an interactive real-or-AI challenge. Boost offers adaptive phishing simulations, monthly updated templates, and report buttons, alongside course planning, analytics, automated simulations, and training assignments for developers. Organizations can use Azure AD or Google Workspace for directory provisioning, Okta or OneLogin for single sign-on, and Zapier for integrations. SCORM packages support importing training into external learning systems including Moodle, SAP Litmos, Docebo, and Blackboard. The Free plan includes basic annual training, basic user management, limited reporting, and automatic learner reminders. Boost has a 10-day free trial that includes a phishing simulation. Its listed pricing is $25 per user per year for 25 or more users on a three-year term; lower per-user amounts apply at larger listed thresholds.

Wizer combines training content, phishing simulations, and administration tools for organizations. Check the Free plan’s reporting limit and the Boost term and volume requirements when weighing the options.

Wizer suits organizations that need security awareness training and phishing simulations, with options to connect identity systems or import courses into an external LMS. The Free plan may fit teams needing basic annual training and limited reporting.

Overview

Wizer brings employee security education and phishing exercises into a cloud-based platform for organizations. It is best suited to teams that want training and simulation in one service, with administration tools to organize assignments and follow progress. The free tier offers a low-commitment starting point, while simulation features sit in Boost.

Key features

Training and AI content

The training spans phishing, ransomware, compliance, GDPR, insider threats, secure code, and risks involving AI and deepfakes. WizerAI Studio can turn documents, policies, or topics into training videos; deepfake lessons and a real-or-AI challenge address synthetic media directly. With courses in 11 languages, the platform can serve multilingual groups, though that alone does not establish coverage for every workforce.

Phishing and administration

Boost combines adaptive phishing simulations with monthly updated templates and report buttons. Automated simulations and training assignments for developers can reduce recurring coordination, while course planning, analytics, and risk scoring give administrators ways to manage learning and assess exposure. These tools make Boost the more relevant tier for organizations that need to pair education with active simulation; the free plan has limited reporting and no simulation inclusion stated.

Integrations and deployment

Azure AD and Google Workspace support directory provisioning, while Okta and OneLogin provide single sign-on. Zapier integrations and an admin-console API setup offer additional connection options. SCORM packages let organizations import Wizer training into external learning systems such as Moodle, SAP Litmos, Docebo, and Blackboard, a useful path for teams that already manage courses through an LMS.

Wizer displays a SOC 2 Type II certification badge and says it uses technical, organizational, and security measures to protect personal data. Its listed platform sub-processors include Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and DigitalOcean, with data locations in the USA. Organizations with specific residency requirements should weigh that geography before adoption.

Pricing

Wizer uses a freemium model, with a free plan and paid Boost. The Boost trial lasts 10 days and includes the ability to run a phishing simulation, giving administrators a chance to evaluate that core capability before committing.

The Free Plan fits organizations that need basic annual training, user management, and reminders without a subscription, but limited reporting constrains its value for teams that need to monitor outcomes closely. Boost is the choice for simulation and stronger reporting needs, but its volume pricing starts at 25 users and the stated per-user annual prices are tied to a three-year term billed annually. Smaller teams or buyers unwilling to accept that commitment should ask about one-year pricing by request before comparing costs.

Platforms

Wizer supports Android, iOS, web, and API access. The combination of mobile and browser access broadens where learners can engage, while API and Zapier setup support organizational integration work.

Who it's for

Wizer suits organizations that want security training, phishing simulations, and administration in one platform, especially those with at least 25 users considering Boost's volume pricing. Existing LMS users may value its SCORM packages, and multilingual teams may benefit from 11 course languages. It is less compelling for organizations that need extensive reporting at no cost, require non-US data locations, or cannot accommodate Boost's stated three-year pricing terms.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Training covers both established topics and AI-related threats, with tools to turn policies or documents into videos.
• Pros: Boost combines adaptive simulations, updated templates, and report buttons with course planning, analytics, and risk scoring.
• Pros: SCORM, directory provisioning, SSO, Zapier, and API setup give administrators several integration routes.
• Cons: The free plan limits reporting and does not include the Boost phishing-simulation package.
• Cons: Boost volume pricing begins at 25 users, and the stated per-user rates use a three-year term; one-year pricing requires a request.
• Cons: Listed data locations for platform sub-processors are in the USA, which may not suit organizations with different residency needs.

Alternatives

For a broader set of options, compare Wizer with Security Awareness Training Software and Cybersecurity Training Platforms.

Organizations seeking a paid product without a free plan can consider Proofpoint Email DLP and Encryption, Hoxhunt, Breach Secure Now, or Check Point MDR/MPR; the supplied details do not establish how their capabilities compare with Wizer's training and simulation mix. SentryMail is a freemium option with a free plan and web or self-hosted platforms. CyberHoot also offers a free plan and trial, and lists a $125.00 per month Autopilot plan. Keepnet Labs is paid with a free trial; its Essentials plan is $1.80 per month and Plus is $2.13 per month. CyberPilot is paid with a free trial and lists Monthly and Yearly plans at €13 a month and €13 a year, respectively. These alternatives may merit a closer look if their plan structures better match your budget or purchasing preference.

Verdict

Choose Wizer if your organization wants training, phishing simulations, and course administration together, and Boost's user thresholds and term work for your buying cycle. Its breadth of training and integration paths are persuasive strengths; limited free reporting and the paid plan's volume and term requirements are the main reasons to look elsewhere.