Training people finish, evidence auditors accept
Security awareness fails for a boring reason: nobody can log in. NorthIron delivers training by magic link, so completion goes up and the chasing goes away. Completion records feed straight into your control evidence.
What this looks like today
The log-in is the barrier
Another platform, another password, another support ticket. Completion stalls early and somebody spends a fortnight sending reminders.
Generic content does not land
Training built around threats an Indian team never sees teaches nothing. People recognise a scenario that resembles their inbox and ignore one that does not.
Completion records live outside the programme
The training platform holds the completion data. The auditor asks for it in a different format, from a different owner, at the worst possible time.
Remove the barrier, keep the record
Magic link delivery
Training reaches people by a personal link. No account, no password, no helpdesk. The barrier that holds completion down is simply removed.
Content built for the threats your team faces
Awareness modules include India-specific threat scenarios, covering the social engineering, payment fraud and messaging-based attacks that actually reach Indian workforces.
Completion tracked as evidence
Who completed what, and when, is recorded and mapped to the awareness training controls in every framework you hold. The auditor's question is already answered.
- Per-person completion, timestamped
- Mapped to the awareness controls in each framework you hold
- Reminders sent from the platform, not from somebody's inbox
No account, no chasing, and the record files itself.
The completion record is a compliance artefact from the start
Awareness training is usually bought as a separate product and stapled to the programme afterwards. Here the record is filed against the control the moment it is created, which is one fewer system to reconcile at audit time.
What changes once this is running
- Higher completion, because there is nothing to log in to
- Content that reflects the threats your workforce actually meets
- Training evidence mapped to controls automatically
- One less vendor and one less integration to maintain
Questions we are asked about this
Does this satisfy the training requirement in ISO 27001 and SOC 2?
Both expect documented, periodic security awareness training with evidence of completion per person. NorthIron delivers the training and holds the completion record against the relevant controls.
How often should training run?
Annually as a baseline, with additional modules on joining and after significant changes. Most auditors expect a refresh cycle rather than a single event.
Who is the training assigned to?
Everyone in the directory NorthIron already holds for access reviews, so the roster is the same one your access control evidence is built from and the two cannot drift apart.
See it against your own programme
The call opens the product, not a deck. A practitioner walks you through this capability with your situation in front of them.