Security Awareness Training

ComplyJet's library includes courses on phishing awareness, data handling and classification, password and authentication security, incident reporting, acceptable use, and more. All courses are mapped to the compliance frameworks that require them. Most startups start with the SOC 2 track — the fastest path to satisfying your auditor and unblocking enterprise deals.

Most courses are 15-30 minutes. They're designed to be completed in one sitting - short enough that employees don't defer them, long enough to satisfy your framework's training requirements.

Yes. If your team already completes training through a third-party provider, ComplyJet can track completion status and store evidence - even if the training itself happens outside the platform.

Each completion is logged with the employee's name, the course name and version, and the completion date and time. This record is available as an export in the format your auditor requires - typically a spreadsheet or PDF with every person listed.

ComplyJet sends automated reminders on a configurable schedule. If someone is still incomplete as your audit approaches, they'll be flagged clearly in the compliance dashboard so you can follow up directly. Most ComplyJet customers are startups where a founder, CTO, or engineering lead owns compliance alongside their main job — the automated chasing means you're not adding another thing to your list.

Vanta handles security awareness training through a third-party integration (typically KnowBe4 or similar). Drata does the same. ComplyJet includes its own training module — no additional tool or subscription required. For a 15-person startup, avoiding a separate SAT tool bill while still satisfying your auditor is a real saving. It's part of the same flat fee, not an integration you pay extra to activate.