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Your employees stopped working from secure office networks a long time ago. They access company data from smartphones on public WiFi, tablets at coffee shops, and laptops in home offices. That shift expanded your attack surface in ways most security training programs still haven’t caught up with.

Attackers noticed before you did. Mobile-specific attacks like smishing (SMS phishing) have increased over 300% in recent years, according to Proofpoint’s 2023 State of the Phish report. The same employee who carefully evaluates every email on their work computer will tap a malicious link on their phone without a second thought. That gap between desktop caution and mobile carelessness is where breaches happen.

Most security awareness programs die in the LMS. Not because the content is bad, but because someone bought training that doesn’t talk to their platform. SCORM exists to solve that problem, and when it works, it works well. When it doesn’t, you spend three weeks in a support ticket thread trying to figure out why completion data isn’t syncing.

This guide is for the person who needs to get SCORM security awareness training deployed, tracked, and reported on without turning it into a six-month IT project.