SoSafe Pricing Overview

SoSafe stands out for its user-friendly interface. Navigating through its features is intuitive, making it accessible to both tech-savvy users and those less familiar with cybersecurity. The dashboard is well-organized, and setting up security protocols is a straightforward process. This dedication to customer satisfaction adds to the overall positive experience of using SoSafe. The frequency of using SoSafe largely depends on the scale and nature of your organization. In conclusion, SoSafe excels in simplifying the integration process for users of all backgrounds. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For individual users or small businesses with less complex security needs, it might be seen as overkill, both in terms of features and cost. Some animations and graphics may seem a bit naiive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I appreciate the eLearning courses developed by SoSafe's team of linguists. These courses are interactive and well-done, offering a rich learning experience. One of the standout aspects of these courses is their multilingual support, which is particularly beneficial for our global rollouts. This feature significantly enhances user understanding and comprehension, making it easier for our diverse workforce to grasp essential content. The quality and accessibility of these courses help solve many challenges we face in delivering consistent training across different regions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find several aspects of SoSafe challenging. There's a significant lack of control from the IT end, causing confusion, overhead, and misunderstandings. The limited admin access doesn't solve our challenges; instead, it creates new ones. One major issue is the need to convert PDF policies into SCORM format for functionality, which wasn't anticipated and adds unnecessary overhead on HR and IT staff, along with unexpected budgeting costs. Furthermore, the ability to roll out campaigns is restricted, requiring intervention from SoSafe, which limits our flexibility. The course catalog is also disappointing, as it's limited, outdated, and not aligned with current trends or emerging threats, particularly in AI and social engineering. Additionally, the initial setup of SoSafe was extremely difficult, especially from an implementation and rollout perspective for users, compounded by the limitations with SCORM files, campaign control, and course catalog updates. Finally, the need to integrate with Adobe Captivate due to cost constraints, despite its limitations, adds to our business expenses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.