Most attacks now target your people, not your systems. Noon connects to your email workspace in minutes and protects inboxes, devices, and employees from phishing, malware, and risky AI use, all in one product.
Email, endpoint, and awareness security for your whole team. Connects to your tenant in minutes.
Attackers now use AI to write convincing phishing emails at scale, and most attacks go after employees, not code. Most companies protect their people with several separate tools: one for email security, one for awareness training, one for endpoints. Each has its own console and its own alerts, and setup can take weeks. Noon puts all of that in one product, built by Aikido for everyone in the organization beyond the engineering team.
Noon connects to your email workspace tenant through the API. You don't install anything on your mail servers, and the setup is self-serve. Once it's connected, Noon finds, verifies, and blocks threats right away. It shows only the findings that need action and explains them in plain language. Every attack it catches becomes training material, so your people learn from real threats instead of generic slides.
Email protection: Scans connected mailboxes for phishing, business email compromise, credential harvesting, and malware.
Reported email triage: Analyzes emails that employees report, separates real threats from false alarms, and removes confirmed threats from every inbox automatically.
Phishing simulations: Sends realistic attack emails and records who opened them, who was phished, and who reported them. Anyone who gets caught sees a short lesson about that exact message.
Adaptive awareness training: Delivers short, personalized training in Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Google Chat.
Endpoint protection: Blocks malicious and unapproved software from being installed on team devices and shows you what's already running on them.
Shadow AI visibility: Shows which AI tools employees use, so you can control where company data goes.
Noon is made by the team behind Aikido Security, which more than 50,000 organizations trust, including Revolut, Deel, Visma, and others.
Highlights
Email protection: scans connected mailboxes for phishing, business email compromise, credential harvesting, and malware.
Phishing simulations: Send realistic attack emails to people in your workspace and record what they do with them.
Endpoint protection: Stop malicious and unapproved software from installing on your team's devices, and gives you visibility and control over what's already there.
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Email/device protection, phishing sims, awareness training, AI governance. 10 users max. For pricing information please visit: https://noon.security/pricing
$0.01
Pro
Deepfake voice simulations and same-day support. Price: $7/user/month. Up to 200 users. For more pricing information please visit: https://noon.security/pricing
$10.00
Enterprise
Proposal request only. Integration help, Slack/Teams SLA, onboarding, dedicated manager. Eligible for 200+ users. For custom pricing please visit: https://noon.security/pricing
Noon offers three tiers that scale by user count and included capabilities. Free covers up to 10 users and includes email and device protection, phishing simulations, awareness training, and AI governance at no cost. Pro bills per user each month for up to 200 users and adds deepfake voice simulations and same-day support. Enterprise is quote-based for 200 or more users and adds integration help, a Slack or Teams service-level agreement, onboarding, and a dedicated manager. You move up as your team size and support needs grow.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one user for billing in the Pro and Free tiers?
A user is one person in your workspace whose email and devices Noon protects. Email protection works through your connected mail provider, while device protection and AI usage monitoring require an agent installed per person on macOS or Windows. Each person counts as one user toward your plan's limit.
What happens when my team grows past a tier's user limit?
Free covers up to 10 users and Pro covers up to 200 users. Once you reach a limit, you move to the next tier to add more people. Enterprise is required for 200 or more users and is quote-based. The transition is not automatic; you request the higher tier.
What do I get at the Enterprise tier that Pro does not include?
Enterprise adds integration help, a Slack or Teams service-level agreement, onboarding, and a dedicated manager. It serves teams of 200 or more users and is quote-based rather than billed at a set per-user rate. Pro instead includes deepfake voice simulations and same-day support for up to 200 users.
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