Most MSPs already sell security awareness training. Keeping it relevant for every user takes ongoing work: building campaigns, tracking failed simulations, and assigning follow-up lessons across every client. Available today, Guardz Adaptive Security Awareness Training (ASAT) automates that work with AI, planning and adapting training and phishing simulations for each employee based on their role, history, and security signals, including incidents involving their account and the services they use. Built into the Guardz Agentic Workspace Security platform, ASAT brings that context directly into each user’s learning journey, with no additional integrations required.
For MSPs, that makes awareness training a service that’s easier to scale and easier to prove. You can enroll every client in a single step. Each user’s behavior is graded On Track / Needs Attention / Falling Behind, and the results feed the Security & Awareness report. That gives you concrete progress to share at every QBR. When an auditor needs the detail, the one-click compliance CSV export provides every step each user has taken in ASAT. Give awareness training the context it needs
A phishing simulation result is useful. It becomes more useful when you can consider it alongside what is happening around the user.
Guardz ASAT draws on signals across the workspace, including mailbox activity, browser events, identity alerts, endpoint signals, open issues, and live incidents, together with the user’s training and simulation history. That broader picture informs a personal roadmap of training and phishing simulations.
Consider an employee whose mailbox is being targeted by phishing attempts. Their previous training tells part of the story. The activity around their account adds context about the threats they are facing. ASAT brings those inputs into planning what they should receive next.
This is the value of connecting awareness training to the security platform: the signals already helping an MSP protect a client can also inform how that client’s people prepare for threats.
Turn a failed simulation into a next step
Imagine that an employee receives a phishing simulation and submits their credentials.
ASAT records link clicks and credential submissions separately, giving the MSP a clearer view of what happened. A failed simulation automatically triggers the matching training video. If the user repeatedly fails simulations, the program adapts to train or simulate more often, giving them additional opportunities to practice.
For the MSP, the simulation result becomes a practical next step, without a technician having to connect those dots manually. There is no need to find the result, choose a lesson, assign it, and remember to build another campaign. As new signals and results come in, the program continues adapting. Each user follows a roadmap informed by their own behavior and history.
An agentic approach to running the program
ASAT’s agentic approach puts AI in charge of the ongoing work: choosing content, scheduling delivery, and adapting each user’s plan based on results, within the MSP’s configuration. Technicians can focus on reviewing progress and stepping in where needed across their clients.
Configure once and keep control
Getting started means setting defaults for your clients’ compliance requirements, training and simulation cadence, and language, with the flexibility to customize settings for individual clients or even individual users. Those requirements help guide the program alongside each user’s risk signals, so training reflects both the organization’s obligations and the individual’s needs.
Training videos and phishing simulations are available in 75 languages, helping MSPs deliver relevant learning across clients and teams that work in different languages.
Once a tenant is enrolled, ASAT generates a roadmap for each user and adapts it over time. New users are enrolled automatically into the running program. With onboarding bundles, you can build a ready-made set of training that is sent automatically to anyone joining a tenant, helping them get up to speed and start meeting awareness requirements out of the box.
The MSP retains visibility and control. You can preview the exact email or training video queued for a user, skip or cancel a step, update the configuration, or the program.
Close the loop between protection and prevention
For MSPs, closing the loop means connecting what the security platform sees with what the awareness program does next. Workspace signals inform the plan. Simulations test the user’s response. A failure triggers relevant training. Those results help shape future activity.
Guardz ASAT brings that loop into the same platform MSPs use to protect their clients, reducing the manual coordination between identifying risk and helping people respond to it.
The result is an awareness program that keeps moving as users join, behavior changes, and new context emerges, with the MSP overseeing the program instead of rebuilding it campaign by campaign.