Review
Use core delivered, opened, clicked, submitted, and reported events together with recipient results.
Licensed module · TaiGong Drill 1.3.4
TaiGong connects phishing results to security awareness training—as a licensed capability.
01 / Training loop
Observe · Assign · Assess · Retest
Use exercise evidence to decide what happens next.
TaiGong does not treat training as a generic content library detached from the simulation. The licensed module lets program owners organize courses and batches around the people and behaviors that need follow-up.
Select
Choose the users or groups that need follow-up based on authorized campaign evidence and program policy.
Assign
Create a licensed training batch from available courses and modules for the selected audience.
Assess
Track batch participation, assessments, completion state, and the administrative record of the training run.
Retest
Use a later authorized campaign and comparison evidence to review whether behavior changed.
02 / Versioned availability
Core evidence · Licensed follow-up
What security awareness training includes in 1.3.4.
Training is delivered, but it is not part of the ungated core. Licensed analytics and automation have their own entitlements.
| Capability | Status | Delivered boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Campaign events, recipient results, and timelines | Core | Evidence used to decide who may need follow-up. |
| Basic risk signals and campaign comparison | Core | Baseline evidence for reviewing later campaign outcomes. |
| Courses, modules, assessments, and training batches | Licensed | Available with the awareness/scenarios entitlement. |
| Completion and batch administration views | Licensed | Tracks the state of licensed training assignments and assessments. |
| Built-in simulation scenario library | Licensed | Scenario content is governed by the same licensed feature family. |
| Advanced analytics, department exposure, rankings, and PDF reports | Licensed | Separate advanced analytics entitlement; not implied by the awareness license alone. |
| Automation rules, multi-stage workflows, and scheduled jobs | Licensed | Separate automation entitlement; training does not make automation core. |
| External HR system | Integration-only | Configurable REST connection. TaiGong does not include an HR system. |
| Autonomous AI training agent | Unsupported | No autonomous planning or training execution agent is shipped in TaiGong Drill 1.3.4. |
03 / Program design
Targeted · Reviewable · Repeatable
Training should answer an observed need.
A completed course is an operational record, not proof that risk disappeared. Pair training with clear selection criteria and a later exercise so the program can review behavior over time.
Assign training from evidence, not from a generic annual list.
Use campaign results, basic risk signals, and program policy to identify an appropriate audience. The platform preserves the campaign and training records as separate, reviewable facts.
Track the learning activity itself.
Courses, modules, assessments, batches, and completion state support the administrative side of a security awareness program.
Measure later behavior with another authorized exercise.
Use a follow-up campaign and comparison evidence instead of assuming that course completion equals changed behavior.
Add rules only when the operating process is ready.
Scheduled actions, event triggers, multi-stage orchestration, and execution history belong to the licensed automation module. They are not an AI agent and do not remove human ownership.
04 / Evaluation checklist
Ask before you buy
Confirm the training and automation entitlements separately.
For SaaS or self-hosted delivery, verify the awareness/scenarios entitlement, the content and reporting scope, audience size, and whether licensed automation is required for scheduled follow-up.
Evidence to learning
Review one risk-to-training workflow.
Bring a representative authorized campaign and your current follow-up process. We will map the core evidence, licensed training steps, and any separate automation needs.