Expanded automation, 300+ lessons, 40+ languages, and policy-to-lesson AI help awareness teams deliver relevant training with less manual work
Hoxhunt, the Human Risk Management platform, announced a major expansion of Hoxhunt Security Awareness Training (SAT). The upgraded suite gives security teams fresh, company-specific content generated in seconds, broader topic coverage, faster localization, automated administration and interactive AI voice training.
Security awareness leaders have traditionally had to accept generic content that employees tune out, or spend hours creating lessons for company policies, industry risks and local languages. The new AI-powered SAT removes that tradeoff. It combines Hoxhunt’s adaptive technology and extensive content library with greater administrative control, allowing organizations to deliver timely, relevant training at global scale without creating more work for already stretched security teams.
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What Hoxhunt expanded SAT delivers
- AI-automated customization: Content Studio turns internal policies and existing materials into editable, on-brand lessons in under five minutes, ready for admin review. Administrators retain control over editing, audience selection and publishing.
- Fresh, expanded training coverage: More than 300+ video and text modules address security fundamentals, emerging threats and compliance requirements including PCI DSS, HIPAA, DORA and GDPR. Interactive exercises and quiz formats provide additional variety.
- Locally relevant content: AI-powered translation with admin review supports more than 40 languages, reducing the manual work and cultural mismatch created by English-only, US-centric training.
- Automated program management: Enrollment, reminders, manager escalations and completion tracking can be automated, while training can be tailored by role, department, location and risk.
“Most security teams don’t need another warehouse of generic content. They need an endless supply of relevant training without an endless workload,” said Mika Aalto, co-founder and CEO of Hoxhunt. “Hoxhunt was built to adapt to people long before AI was cool. The new AI-powered SAT puts that foundation to work across the full awareness program—creating fresh content, localizing it, automating delivery and giving employees realistic practice for social engineering beyond email.”
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