Security Awareness Training modules with built-in quizzes
Completing a training module and actually understanding it are two different things. Until now, security awareness training gave administrators visibility into completion rates, but not into whether the content had landed. For MSPs trying to demonstrate the value of security training to clients, completion alone is a hard metric to sell.
What's new
Built-in quizzes are now available as part of security awareness training modules for both MSP and customer admins. From scheduling through to reporting, the entire flow has been designed to make it easy to verify understanding, not just completion, across your client base.
What to expect
Built-in quizzes available on selected security awareness training modules
Quiz column added to the Select modules page during SAT scheduling
Email notifications to managers when users fail or do not attempt a quiz before the deadline
Average quiz scores and attempt rates visible within SAT campaign details
Improved end-user training page with a clear introduction, module, and quiz flow
Not yet using Security Awareness Training?
It's a powerful way to verify that your clients' teams understand security best practices, not just that they've completed a module. Reach out to your account manager to find out how to get started.
Getting started
If you're already using our SAT product, you can start using quizzes straight away. Go to Security Awareness Training and select Schedule SAT. The Quiz column is now available on the Select modules page.
For full details, see Schedule Security Awareness and View SAT Campaign Details in the TitanHQ knowledge base.
We'd love your thoughts
Now that quizzes are live, we want to hear how they're working for you. A few things we're keen to understand:
How are you using quiz results in your client conversations and QBRs?
Are there specific topics or modules where you'd like to see quizzes added?
What other reporting or visibility features would help you demonstrate training value to clients?
š Drop your thoughts in the comments below, or reach out to Dolores Madden directly.
