Right-Hand Cybersecurity

Name: Right-Hand Cybersecurity
Brand: Right-Hand Cybersecurity
Rating: 4.8 (67 reviews)

Next generation Human Risk Management platform to automate and personalize your Security Awareness program.

Est 2019|Valuation $3.7M|Raised $7.1M

LinkedIn 7K|Web traffic 15K|FTEs 45|HQ Lewes, Delaware, US

MarketsSecurity Awareness & Training

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- KnowBe4: Frequently selected for content breadth and integrations; buyers commonly report contract and pricing complexity and obtain detailed pricing via sales or resellers. - Hoxhunt: Often evaluated for gamification and engagement; positioning varies by buyer requirements and content needs. - Right-Hand: Differentiates via HRM framing, integration-focused messaging, and vendor-described AI-driven automation. Tradeoffs include less visible third-party validation in the sources reviewed and limited public detail on enterprise feature scope and pricing.

Competitor perspectives (pricing/comparison pages)

KnowBe4 provides a pricing overview that describes subscription structures; enterprise buyers typically obtain detailed pricing via direct engagement.
Public, vendor-authored comparisons directly referencing Right-Hand were not prominent in the publicly accessible vendor materials and third-party review sources; most procurement comparisons occur within RFP and evaluation processes.

	Right-Hand Cybersecurity	KnowBe4	Hoxhunt
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based; MSP datasheet indicates month-to-month/usage-based & modular)	Per-seat subscription, billed on an annual cycle (detailed rates typically provided via vendor sales channels)	Not consistently public; enterprise pricing typically quote-based
Best For	Organizations seeking HRM-framed programs with integrations and AI-driven automation; MSP/MSSP programs needing multitenancy/white-label	Broad content library, mature enterprise features, large ecosystem	Emphasis on gamified phishing and engagement-focused training
Key Strength	HRM framing; email reporting/remediation workflow; recent SOC 2 Type II compliance announcement	Market maturity, content breadth, administration and reporting features	Engagement model and gamification focus
Key Weakness	Pricing transparency and limited public enterprise feature documentation in accessible sources	Cost and contract complexity at scale reported by some buyers	Varies by enterprise integration and content breadth needs

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

KnowBe4: Frequently selected for content breadth and integrations; buyers commonly report contract and pricing complexity and obtain detailed pricing via sales or resellers.
Hoxhunt: Often evaluated for gamification and engagement; positioning varies by buyer requirements and content needs.
Right-Hand: Differentiates via HRM framing, integration-focused messaging, and vendor-described AI-driven automation. Tradeoffs include less visible third-party validation in the sources reviewed and limited public detail on enterprise feature scope and pricing.

Competitor perspectives (pricing/comparison pages)

KnowBe4 provides a pricing overview that describes subscription structures; enterprise buyers typically obtain detailed pricing via direct engagement.
Public, vendor-authored comparisons directly referencing Right-Hand were not prominent in the publicly accessible vendor materials and third-party review sources; most procurement comparisons occur within RFP and evaluation processes.

	Right-Hand Cybersecurity	KnowBe4	Hoxhunt
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based; MSP datasheet indicates month-to-month/usage-based & modular)	Per-seat subscription, billed on an annual cycle (detailed rates typically provided via vendor sales channels)	Not consistently public; enterprise pricing typically quote-based
Best For	Organizations seeking HRM-framed programs with integrations and AI-driven automation; MSP/MSSP programs needing multitenancy/white-label	Broad content library, mature enterprise features, large ecosystem	Emphasis on gamified phishing and engagement-focused training
Key Strength	HRM framing; email reporting/remediation workflow; recent SOC 2 Type II compliance announcement	Market maturity, content breadth, administration and reporting features	Engagement model and gamification focus
Key Weakness	Pricing transparency and limited public enterprise feature documentation in accessible sources	Cost and contract complexity at scale reported by some buyers	Varies by enterprise integration and content breadth needs