The training is human-led. The operations run themselves.
Employees are the most-targeted surface in any organization, and around 85% of breaches start with a human-error opening — a clicked link, a reused password, a wired payment to a spoofed vendor. Awareness training closes that gap, but most programs stall on the operational overhead: chasing completion, scheduling phishing tests, assembling who-passed-what reports by hand, and reconstructing evidence at audit time. That manual layer is exactly where programs go stale.
Tekscape keeps the training tailored to your industry, size, and compliance requirements — and layers production AI agents over the operations around it. The agents orchestrate simulated phishing campaigns, route and track assignments to completion, score each employee's risk from real signals, and keep compliance evidence current. Production AI agents on top of a managed service — not a chatbot.
We run agents like these on our own operations before we deploy them for a client, connect them to the systems you already use — Microsoft 365, ConnectWise, and your endpoint security tooling — and ship on a six-week pilot-to-production path: Discovery & Design, Prototype & Validate on live data, then a hardened, monitored, security-reviewed deployment.
Where agents do the operational work
The security-awareness program stays human-designed and human-owned. These are the operational jobs Tekscape automates with production agents so the program actually runs — every week, for every employee, without manual chasing.