Move beyond KnowBe4’s legacy awareness stack
Replace separate products and admin-heavy campaigns with automated simulations, training, email and device protection in one platform.
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Why teams switch from KnowBe4 to Noon
Teams and Slack only carry reminders and coaching nudges.
Noon delivers the lesson itself inside Slack or Teams, short and interactive, tailored to each employee’s role, risk and behavior.
Separate products to stitch together.
Noon runs awareness, inbound email protection and phishing response in one platform, so what reaches the inbox and what employees report feeds straight into training.
Coaches employees, does not protect the device.
Noon keeps protecting after the click: it stops malware before it runs, blocks malicious extensions and risky sites on the laptop, and keeps sensitive data out of AI tools.
Noon vs KnowBe4 at a glance
“The first simulation-based security training that does it right. Our company gets actual value.”
CTO of European Neo Bank
Train, protect and respond in one platform
Simulations built on real-world attacks
Scenarios come from real-world attacks and adapt to each employee by role and risk. Campaigns run automatically, with immediate follow-up when someone clicks.
Lookalike domains, deepfake voice, SMS, chat, QR and multi-step attacks
AI scenario builder from a simple attack description
Automated campaigns with risk-based targeting
Short interactive training in Slack or Teams, not PDFs and decks
Short interactive lessons arrive in Slack, Teams, Google Chat or email, triggered by employee behaviour and tailored to the risks of each role.
Role-based training for finance, HR, engineering and leadership
Compliance training with completion tracking
AI builder turns policies and incidents into training
Every inbound email checked
Noon connects to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace by API. It catches phishing, BEC and impersonation, warns on borderline emails, and removes confirmed threats across inboxes.
Executive, vendor and colleague impersonation, even from clean domains
Warning banners for suspicious but legitimate-looking email
One-click reporting with automatic triage
Protection after the click
When someone clicks anyway, Noon keeps protecting on the device: blocking phishing sites, malicious downloads and rogue browser extensions, while finding exposed secrets.
Malware from phishing blocked on the device
Malicious extensions and risky sites blocked by policy
API keys and passwords in plain text detected
Your workforce, secured by noon
Be first to protect your people and their devices with Noon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about getting started with Noon Security, phishing, Shadow AI or general employee security
How is Noon different from KnowBe4 for security awareness?
How is Noon different from KnowBe4 for security awareness?
KnowBe4 sells awareness, inbound email security and phishing response as separate products. Noon connects all three in one platform, with short interactive training in Slack or Teams and email and device protection around it.
Can Noon replace KnowBe4?
Can Noon replace KnowBe4?
Yes, for awareness training, phishing simulations and phishing-response workflows. Noon covers multichannel simulations, role-based and compliance training, one-click reporting and automatic triage, while adding email and device protection in the same platform.
Is Noon easier to set up and manage?
Is Noon easier to set up and manage?
KnowBe4 requires more configuration to set up and manage. Noon gets going in a few clicks, adapts the program to each employee, and campaigns run automatically.
What does Noon protect on the device?
What does Noon protect on the device?
Noon's device protection keeps protecting the employee after the click: it stops malware before it runs, blocks known malicious browser extensions, and blocks risky websites by policy.
Can Noon run alongside KnowBe4 while we switch?
Can Noon run alongside KnowBe4 while we switch?
Yes. Noon connects to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace by API, so nothing in your current setup has to be switched off to start.