Custom Training Content

Why security awareness training keeps missing the mark, and what it takes to close the gap

The Short Version

Every security team has to train its people, and nobody likes how they do it. Generic libraries ship the same stale modules to every client, with nothing built around a specific org, its threats, or its last incident. Going custom usually means an instructional designer, a video budget, and weeks of agency turnaround. Meanwhile the threats themselves move weekly, so the gap between a new lure showing up and a finished lesson landing in someone's inbox is measured in months.

Three Gaps, One Vendor List

Stale content, high cost, and slow turnaround tend to get treated as three separate problems, each solved with a separate tool. A library subscription covers the baseline modules. An agency gets called in for anything custom. And whatever threat showed up last week gets a stopgap of screenshots and a quiz bolted on top. None of it moves at the speed the threats do, and none of it feels built for the people actually sitting through it.

From One Line to a Finished Course

Content Studio treats those as one problem, solved in one workspace. Describe who the course is for and the risk it covers, in a single line. The studio drafts the lessons, a phishing or smishing simulation, images, and narration, all editable in the builder. Export straight to the LMS already in place, as SCORM 1.2/2004, xAPI, or PDF, branded and ready to assign. Per-org isolation and brand kits keep every program separate, which matters as much for a single security team as it does for an MSSP running dozens of clients out of one workspace.

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‍From a one-line brief to an exported, branded course. The same path used to run through a studio and three months of turnaround. Learn more at https://contentstudio.jerichosecurity.com/

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