Training Campaigns also provides the ability to create ongoing, permanent training campaigns for an organization; set up campaigns with a specified deadline for training completion; limit course availability for various groups of users; and automatically send enrollment and follow up emails to any number of users, inviting and then nudging them to take and complete the training. The program can also pass multiple users at once in group training environments, auto-enroll new users who are added to a group or company, and provide a point-of-failure training auto-enrollment.

The program's dashboard also lets users monitor a campaign's status, completion percentage and every individual's progress at a glance.

Phishing – and its aftermath – is the most serious concern for five out of six of security-focused decision makers, according to the Black Diamond, Wash.-based firm Osterman Research.

“It is important to invest sufficiently in employee training so that the 'human firewall' can provide the best possible initial line of defense against increasingly sophisticated phishing and other social engineering attacks,” the firm stated.

Risk managers know it is far cheaper to train users than to pay the fines and heavy costs associated with a data breach, which Juniper Networks estimates to account for $2.1 trillion dollars by 2019.