Nudgy is a Swiss security awareness platform that delivers adaptive training, with short, realistic scenarios picked continuously for each employee's role, tools, and weaknesses. Practice becomes a reflex.
Hosted on Swiss infrastructure, under Swiss jurisdiction.
Aligned with Swiss data protection law and the EU GDPR.
Training in English, French, and German, for the whole team.
THE PROBLEM
THE METHOD
CONTINUITY
Nudgy selects each person’s next exercise based on their role, recent activity, and the topics they still get wrong. Practice targets real gaps, not a fixed curriculum.
PERSONALISATION
Generic scenarios teach generic lessons. Nudgy’s content reflects the tools your team uses, like Gmail, Slack, and Teams, and adapts to the vendors, workflows, and pressures specific to each role.
REALISM
Every exercise puts the learner in a real situation: a suspicious email, a risky file share, an urgent request. Each one asks for a decision, with feedback after every answer.
THE ADMIN SIDE
Know exactly who’s on track, who’s behind, and where attention is needed, down to the individual. Dashboards update themselves, no manual reporting.
Assignments, reminders, and escalations are handled automatically. You set the policy once; the coordination takes care of itself.
A single posture score over time, with per-topic breakdowns and drift detection. Evidence that training changes behaviour.
Connect your directory and reach your team through the tools they already use.
We will walk you through how Nudgy works, discuss your needs, and help you decide whether it makes sense for your organisation.
Start with a focused conversation about your current bottlenecks, rollout goals, and where security behavior tends to break down.
Choose who on your team gets access. They'll receive real training scenarios for two weeks, so you can see the impact before committing.
Review the results, ask hard questions, and decide whether a rollout makes sense, or not. No pressure.
Free 2-week pilot · Per-seat pricing after
Security awareness training teaches employees to recognize and respond to cyber threats like phishing, social engineering, risky file shares, and account compromise. Done well, it turns security from a compliance checkbox into an everyday reflex.