Cofense PhishMe
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What both publish
| Fact | Cofense PhishMe | Wizer |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Cofense describes PhishMe as part of its Technology Alliance Program, which integrates partner solutions for employee readiness, intelligence, and incident response. | Wizer lists Azure AD and Google Workspace for directory provisioning, Okta and OneLogin for single sign-on, and Zapier for integrations. |
| Support | Cofense lists customer support at [email protected] and offers product demonstrations by request. | Wizer lists priority support as an inclusion in Managed Boost and provides a support contact at [email protected]. |
Cofense PhishMe plans
- Cofense PhishMe FreeFree
- Cofense PhishMe EnterprisePriced on request
- Cofense PhishMe Small Business Edition (SBE)Priced on request
Wizer plans
- Wizer Free PlanFree
- Wizer Boost (3,001+ users)$8 a year
- Wizer Boost (1,001+ users)$12 a year
- Wizer Boost (501+ users)$14 a year
- Wizer Boost (101+ users)$17 a year
- Wizer Boost (51+ users)$20 a year
Pick Cofense PhishMe if…
PhishMe suits organizations of different sizes and industries that need phishing simulations and employee security training. It is also suited to teams requiring risk scoring, reporting, access controls, and integrations with readiness or incident-response tools.
Pick Wizer if…
Wizer suits organizations that need security awareness courses and phishing simulations, including training on AI and deepfake threats. Its integrations and SCORM packages may also suit teams using external identity or learning systems.