A SoSafe alternative you can run on your own servers
SoSafe and Cyberdise speak the same language about behavior. They differ in where the platform runs and in what a voice exercise and a report actually do.
Where SoSafe and Cyberdise overlap
Both build simulations with AI, adapt them to each person, include a policy chatbot and support partners who serve many clients.
For polished, gamified content and a quick managed rollout, SoSafe does well. Teams come to Cyberdise when they need to host the platform or want voice exercises that ring a real phone.
What sets them apart
SoSafe runs as a hosted service, with no on-premise option on its public pages.
SaaS with servers in Germany or Switzerland, or your own servers and private cloud.
SoSafe's vishing lesson simulates the call on screen, without ringing the employee's phone.
Calls come from verified numbers per country, with consent tracked per campaign and every call logged.
Reports route to Jira or ServiceNow. A triage workspace inside the dashboard was in beta in mid 2026.
AI analyzes each report, answers the reporter and runs the case automations in the same platform.
SoSafe quotes every plan on request and lists no free plan.
Free and self-hosted, for up to 75 users.
What SoSafe does well
Coming over from SoSafe
Users sync from Active Directory or Entra ID. If you loaded your own SCORM courses into SoSafe, the same files run in the Cyberdise LMS.
The bigger change is where it runs. Host Cyberdise on your own servers, even on a network that reaches the internet only through a proxy, and the Report-a-Phish Button works with Exchange on-premises as well as Microsoft 365.
What does SoSafe cost compared with Cyberdise?
Can we host it ourselves or keep data in Switzerland?
How do the voice exercises differ?
Can an MSSP run it for clients?
Hear the difference between a call on screen and a real one.
Book a demo and we will walk you through a live vishing exercise.