AI security training

AI security training that keeps up with the tools your people already use.

Role-based AI learning paths delivered in Microsoft Teams, Slack or any browser. Interactive conversational practice, not video courses.

Microsoft Teams Slack Any browser

No credit card neededSupports EU AI Act Article 4

An AI prompting challenge from CyberCoach shown in a chat window

Monthly

Content updated as the tools move

Role-based

Paths per role, not one course for all

Article 4

Evidence for the EU AI Act literacy duty

Why this training holds up

Most internal AI training is out of date the week it finally ships.

The tools change monthly, the risks change with them, and a marketer and a developer do not need the same lesson. CyberCoach is built for that.

01 · Always current

Updated every month

New and updated content as models, tools and attack patterns change.

02 · Your rules

Trained on your AI policy

Turn your own acceptable-use policy into a training with the Content Creator, so people learn the rules that actually apply to them.

03 · Per role

Paths by what people do

Developers get prompting for code quality and safe LLM use, leadership learns about using AI for decision-making support, salespeople learn how to gain productivity and so on. 

Content Creator

Your AI policy, turned into training people finish.

Paste in the policy, pick the audience, and CyberCoach generates the training. Edit anything before it goes out, then let it run on the schedule you set.

  • Own policies, tone and tool names
  • Review and edit before publishing
  • Completions recorded as audit evidence
See it in a demo
The CyberCoach Content Creator generating training from an uploaded policy
The CyberCoach developer AI learning path with its five LLM trainings
Role-based paths

A developer and a salesperson should not get the same lesson.

Each path is a short sequence of interactive conversational trainings assigned to a role and spread over time, so learning lands in the flow of work instead of one long session.

Developers LEADERSHIP Managers Marketing & sales HR & finance
Where people work

In the chat they already have open — on any device.

CyberCoach runs as a native Microsoft Teams or Slack app, and in the browser for everyone else. No separate portal, no extra login, no chasing completion rates.

An AI hallucination challenge running in Microsoft Teams on a phone
Questions

What teams ask before they roll this out.

Does this cover the EU AI Act AI-literacy duty?

Yes. Article 4 requires organizations to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among the people operating AI systems. CyberCoach delivers role-based AI training and records successful completions as evidence.

Is this security training or AI skills training?

Both, deliberately. The paths cover getting useful results from AI tools and the safe side — data handling, prompt hygiene, hallucinations, disclosure and shadow AI — because separating the two is impossible in practice.

Can we use our own AI policy?

Yes. The Content Creator turns your acceptable-use policy or any other text-based materials into trainings in a couple clicks, and you review and edit everything before it is published.

How much time does it take per person?

CyberCoach trainings take some minutes each and can be completed on-demand in Teams, Slack or the browser on the cadence you set, rather than as a single long course. Users can even start training on one device, and finish it on another. Also smoothly on mobile.

What do we see as administrators?

Completion and progress per role and per path, exportable as audit evidence. Completion is recorded, answer reports are available to measure skill development and potential gaps on group level, how an individual answered is not.

Start the AI training your people will actually finish.

Try it free, or bring your AI policy to a demo and see it turned into training in the session.

For the budget conversation

The business case for investing in AI skills training.

A short brief on what AI literacy is worth, what the EU AI Act asks of you, and how to argue for it internally.

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