Human error remains the leading contributor to data breaches. The Verizon 2025 Data Breach Investigations Report found that 68% of breaches involved a human element, whether through social engineering, credential misuse, or simple misconfiguration. Yet most organizations treat security awareness training as a checkbox: complete the annual module, pass the quiz, move on.
Beyond Completion Rates
TATER's Training module tracks more than whether someone finished a course. It tracks campaign effectiveness across target audiences, identifies departments with low completion rates, monitors phishing simulation click rates, and correlates training outcomes with actual compliance posture changes. The goal is to measure whether training is reducing risk, not just whether it was delivered.
Campaign Management
Training campaigns in TATER are structured with target audiences, required courses, deadlines, and completion thresholds. Each campaign tracks per-employee completion status through dashboard KPI cards showing total enrolled, completed, in progress, and overdue. Phishing simulation results can be imported to show click rates and report rates alongside formal training metrics.
"Training completion is a vanity metric. What matters is whether the people who handle your most sensitive data actually changed their behavior."
Compliance Traceability
Every training campaign can be linked to specific compliance controls. When an auditor asks for evidence of security awareness training (NIST 800-53 AT-2, ISO 27001 A.7.2.2, SOC 2 CC1.4), TATER produces a report showing campaign details, completion rates, and the specific controls that training satisfies. This direct linkage between training records and compliance controls eliminates the manual evidence gathering that typically accompanies training audits.
How TATER Helps
TATER's Training module connects security awareness campaigns to your compliance posture. Track completion by department, import phishing simulation results, link campaigns to specific controls, and produce audit-ready evidence that proves training is not just delivered but effective.
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