Wizer

Wizer has earned a very high 4.8 G2 rating from 156 reviews by solving the adoption problem that undermines security awareness training at its root: making content genuinely short and entertaining enough that employees actually want to watch it, rather than tolerating it as a compliance obligation. The deliberately brief, video-based modules respect employee time in a way that longer, more traditional compliance training does not, and the genuinely free tier for basic training removes cost as a barrier entirely for small businesses, non-profits, and budget-constrained organisations that would otherwise run no formal security awareness program at all. This is a meaningful accessibility contribution to the category.

The honest and appropriate limitation is scale. Content depth, enterprise reporting, and human risk analytics are calibrated for SMB needs rather than large enterprise requirements, and organisations that outgrow this scope will find KnowBe4 or Hoxhunt offer meaningfully more depth.

The verdict: Wizer is right for small businesses, non-profits, and budget-constrained organisations wanting genuinely free or very low-cost security awareness training with short, engaging content. Large enterprises needing comprehensive content and analytics should evaluate KnowBe4 or Hoxhunt instead.

Last reviewed: September 2026

Strongest: Content quality & breadth

Watch out for: Compliance & localisation

Best for

Small businesses, non-profits, and budget-constrained organisations wanting a genuinely free or very low-cost security awareness training program with short, engaging content.

Not suitable for: Large enterprises needing comprehensive content libraries, advanced human risk analytics, or sophisticated enterprise-scale program management.