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Security awareness training replacement.
Teams searching for a SAT replacement usually don’t want a different training library — they want out of the training-library model entirely. This page covers what replaces SAT, what has to survive the transition, and how to run it without a compliance gap.
What Gets Replaced
Five mechanics, swapped out.
What Must Survive
Non-negotiables in any replacement.
01
Compliance evidence
SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and PCI still require documented training. A replacement must generate that evidence continuously — and prove it before the old platform is retired.
02
Historical data
Years of completion records and phishing results are audit assets. Export and archive them; ingest them as trend context in the new system.
03
Phishing-report muscle memory
If employees know one thing, it’s the report button. The replacement keeps that habit and extends it to SMS and voice.
How to Run It
Replace in three moves.
Move 1
Baseline
Run a 14-day Human Risk Baseline alongside the incumbent. It quantifies what the current program misses — and gives you the before picture every replacement decision should start with.
Move 2
Parallel & validate
Run both systems for 30–60 days. Compare signal quality, dry-run a compliance evidence export, and brief stakeholders on the new metrics.
Move 3
Cut over at renewal
Archive legacy data, point attestations at the new reporting, and retire the old platform when the contract ends, so the parallel run is the only period you pay for two platforms.
FAQ
Is “replacing SAT” just rebranded SAT?
Will a replacement mean more work for employees?
What if we're locked into a multi-year SAT contract?
Start the replacement with evidence.
The 14-day Human Risk Baseline shows what your current program misses — before you commit to anything.