Transform security awareness from manually managed campaigns into an intelligent, continuously adaptive human-risk defense.
Ingenium offers KnowBe4 Artificial Intelligence Defense Agents (AIDA), an AI-native suite designed to automate and personalize security awareness programs based on individual user behavior and risk.
AIDA analyzes human-risk signals, generates realistic attack simulations, personalizes training, and automates repetitive program administration, helping security teams spend less time managing campaigns and more time managing risk.
Artificial intelligence is changing the economics of cybercrime.
Attackers can use AI to produce increasingly convincing phishing messages, impersonations, social engineering campaigns, and other attacks at scale. Static security training and predictable phishing campaigns can struggle to keep pace with threats that continuously evolve.
Your defenses need to evolve, too.
KnowBe4 AIDA brings artificial intelligence into human-risk management, using behavioral and risk information to determine who needs training, what kind of intervention is appropriate, and when it should occur.
Instead of treating every employee as if they present the same risk, organizations can deliver security education that continuously adapts to the individual.
Traditional security awareness programs require administrators to select training, create campaigns, schedule phishing tests, analyze results, and determine what happens next.
AIDA is designed to automate much of that operational work.
KnowBe4’s agents can operate individually or together, continuously assessing risk and delivering personalized phishing simulations and training at the individual user level.
That means security teams can move away from a rigid calendar of generic campaigns toward an adaptive program driven by actual user behavior.
Turn security awareness into an adaptive, always-on program. AIDA Orchestration coordinates phishing simulations, training assignments, remediation, reporting, and optimization based on individual risk.
Administrators establish guardrails through defined “Plans,” while AIDA determines who should be tested, when testing should occur, how difficult simulations should be, and when additional training is appropriate.
Automatically identify knowledge gaps and assign relevant training according to each user’s needs and risk profile. Rather than waiting for the next organization-wide campaign, training can be delivered when an individual actually needs it.
Create and deliver personalized simulated phishing attacks based on factors such as user role, risk profile, and previous interactions. This allows phishing testing to become more individualized while reducing the administrative work required to build and schedule campaigns.
Turn failed phishing simulations into targeted learning opportunities. When a user fails a simulated attack, AIDA can select appropriate follow-up training based on the user’s results, risk score, and training history.
Use generative AI to create realistic phishing templates based on current attack techniques. Administrators can customize difficulty and social-engineering indicators, with simulations aligned to the NIST Phish Scale Framework.
Prepare employees for attacks that cross communication channels. AIDA can generate simulated callback phishing scenarios that combine fraudulent email with voice interaction, helping organizations evaluate employee susceptibility to more sophisticated social-engineering techniques.
Turn your organization’s own security and compliance policies into targeted assessments. AIDA can generate quizzes designed to evaluate whether employees actually understand important organizational policies, not simply whether they acknowledged them.
Show employees how convincing AI-enabled impersonation can become. Organizations can create customized deepfake training featuring a leader from their own organization, demonstrating manipulated audio and video in a controlled educational environment.
Two employees don’t necessarily present the same cybersecurity risk.
Their responsibilities, access, behavior, knowledge, and exposure to attacks can be substantially different. Treating both employees identically can mean overtraining low-risk users while failing to provide sufficient intervention for higher-risk users.
AIDA works with KnowBe4’s SmartRisk technology and behavioral data to continuously evaluate human risk and adjust interventions accordingly.
The result is a more targeted approach:
The right user. The right simulation. The right training. The right time.
AI-driven automation shouldn’t mean surrendering control over your security program.
With AIDA Orchestration, administrators establish guardrails that govern how the system operates. These can define boundaries around areas such as testing frequency, training limits, and user-group policies. AIDA then operates autonomously within those parameters.
This allows organizations to combine the scalability of AI-driven automation with policies established by their own security teams.
Generic cybersecurity education can teach fundamental concepts. But some of an organization’s most important risks are unique to its own environment.
AIDA can help transform internal security policies and organizational requirements into customized learning experiences.
Security teams can generate policy-specific assessments, customized training, multilingual content, phishing simulations, and even deepfake training based on their organization’s leadership.
Employees aren’t simply learning about abstract cybersecurity risks. They’re learning how security applies within their organization.
Running an effective security awareness program requires continuous administrative work.
Someone has to create campaigns. Someone has to select content. Someone has to build simulations. Someone has to review performance and decide what users should receive next.
AIDA automates many of these repetitive activities.
KnowBe4 says its Orchestration Agent can reduce the process of creating personalized training and phishing programs from hours to seconds, allowing security professionals to concentrate on higher-value security initiatives.
Modern communication extends far beyond traditional email.
Employees interact through email, messaging, collaboration platforms, voice, video, shared documents, and other digital channels. Attackers increasingly exploit those interactions through phishing, impersonation, callback scams, deepfakes, and other forms of social engineering.
A secure communications strategy therefore requires more than protecting the underlying technology. It requires preparing people to recognize when the communications they receive cannot be trusted.
Ingenium provides KnowBe4 AIDA as part of a broader approach to secure communications, helping organizations strengthen the human layer of security while adapting to an increasingly AI-driven threat landscape.
Cybersecurity teams shouldn’t have to choose between personalization and scalability.
KnowBe4 AIDA combines artificial intelligence, automation, behavioral risk information, and security awareness training to help organizations continuously identify and reduce human risk.
Ingenium can help your organization deploy KnowBe4’s AI-native security awareness capabilities as part of a modern secure communications strategy.