One belief. One platform.
Mikkel Lindblom and Rune Boye founded Moxso in Copenhagen in 2021 on a simple belief: human behavior is intelligence to be captured, not a liability to be trained away.
Today, that belief runs in production at NRGi, Cepheo, CK Group, Flint, Whiteaway, and dozens of other organizations across the Nordics, the Netherlands, and Poland. One platform. One architecture. One Human Risk Intelligence engine operating across Europe.
Built where the regulators are.
Engineered for sovereignty.
The European market did not need another American security awareness platform. It needed the architecture for human risk that the SAT category never built. Moxso started with phishing simulations and adaptive training because that was the on-ramp. The OSINT engine, the Risk Framework, the Resilience Score, and the Signal Bus came next, because the category was never going to stop at training.
We are deliberately small, deliberately European, and deliberately uninterested in being the cheapest. The customers we serve operate inside NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001 control surfaces. They do not have time for vendors who treat human risk as a content problem.
Hosted on Scaleway. Engineered in Denmark. EU sovereign by architecture. No replication to non-EU regions, no US-based primary subprocessors, no marketing claims about regions we do not operate in.
Five years. Linear focus.
Founded in Copenhagen by Mikkel Lindblom and Rune Boye.
Phishing simulations and adaptive training reach production maturity.
The OSINT engine ships. External threat context becomes a continuous signal.
The Risk Framework formalises sixteen categories, MITRE-aligned, including HUAI and AAI.
The Human Resilience Score becomes the board-grade output of the engine.
The Signal Bus turns Moxso into a connected layer of the customer's security stack.
