Key takeaways
- Branded Training applies a company's logo, colors, and fonts across the entire learner experience, including the dashboard, training view, and leaderboard.
- Branded Module Content extends customization further, applying company colors and fonts to the actual content frames inside modules rather than just the surrounding shell.
- Adaptive automatically gathers a company's brand kit from its URL, and brand settings are configurable globally under Settings → Brand Assets.
- The release is designed to counter a common perception problem: generic colors and stock imagery signal to employees that training was outsourced rather than built by their own company.
Security awareness training has a perception problem. When employees open a module and see generic colors, stock imagery, and a logo they don't recognize, the first thing they feel is "this isn't from us." That distance — between the training and the employee's sense of their own company — is one of the quietest drivers of low engagement. It doesn't feel like something their employer built for them. It feels outsourced.
Today, we're launching Branded Training: full brand customization across the Adaptive training experience — from the learner app to the content inside every module.
What's in Branded Training
Branded Learner Experience brings your company's logo, colors, and fonts to the training app itself — the dashboard, the training view, the leaderboard. Employees land in an environment that looks and feels like something their company built.
Branded Module Content takes branding a step further — inside the modules themselves. Your colors and fonts are applied to the actual content frames, not just the shell around them.
Applying branding takes seconds. Adaptive automatically gathers your brand kit — just point us at your URL and we'll take care of the rest. Every company's brand kit is configurable in Settings under Brand Assets, and it's applied globally.
Why It Matters
Most platforms stop at surface-level branding: a logo in the nav, maybe a brand color on a button. The content itself is still obviously third-party. Adaptive applies your brand all the way through — colors and fonts inside the module, not just around it. When an employee opens a training on deepfake attacks and it looks like it came from your company, that's a different experience than opening something that feels like it came from a vendor.
Higher trust leads to higher engagement. Training that feels native to your organization reduces resistance, reinforces internal culture, and signals that security is something your company takes seriously — not just a compliance checkbox someone is outsourcing.
Available Now
Branded Training is live for all Adaptive customers.
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Brian Long is the CEO & Co-Founder of Adaptive Security.
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