If you run a training program, you know assigning training is just the start. The real work is getting people to finish it and apply what they learned. That takes a lot of checking, nudging and reporting, on top of everything else you're responsible for.
Starting today, you can do that work from Claude or ChatGPT. Security Journey now connects to both through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so you can see which teams are behind, assign training and pull a report in plain language, without leaving the conversation you're already in.
It's the newest part of Security Journey Assist, built on Aspen, the intelligence layer across our platform. Below, we'll show how it works, share what we're hearing from customers, and look at where we're headed next.
Program owners tell us they're spending more of their day in Claude and ChatGPT. We wanted their training program to be right there with them.
Picture this: it's Monday morning and you're in Claude drafting a training progress update for leadership. You ask where your engineering teams stand and see who's finished, who's in progress and who hasn't started. Claude turns it into a chart for your update. Then you assign the secure coding path to anyone who hasn't started and send them a quick nudge, by email or through tools like Slack.
The update is done, the team is enrolled and the follow-up is set, all in one conversation.
Because Security Journey connects through MCP, it works alongside the other tools you've connected, so you can move from one task to the next without leaving the conversation.
A few details worth knowing:
It respects your permissions. Access follows your existing Security Journey roles, so program owners only see the data they already can.
It's included. Security Journey for Claude and ChatGPT comes at no additional cost for customers.
It's built for program owners today. Learner access is next (more on that below).
The integrations came straight out of conversations with the teams we work with. A few themes come up again and again.
Engagement makes or breaks a program. It's the biggest challenge customers bring to us, and the clearest sign a program is working. Developers and teams across the business have full plates, so training can slip down the list even when everyone agrees it matters. Timely, direct reminders keep it moving. When engagement takes less chasing, program owners get time back to spot trends, find gaps and focus on the work that moves the program forward.
Work is moving into AI tools, and context switching adds up. Weekly ChatGPT Enterprise messages grew roughly eightfold in a year, according to OpenAI. Meanwhile, workers toggle between apps and websites about 1,200 times a day, losing nearly four hours a week refocusing, according to research in Harvard Business Review. Every switch is a small tax on getting things done.
AI has raised the bar for every tool. Customers now expect their tools to work with the AI assistants they rely on. One customer put it simply: checking who hasn't started training and getting them enrolled without switching tools "just fits into how we already work."
The MCP integrations are the newest part of Security Journey Assist, under Aspen, the intelligence built into the Security Journey platform. Everything under Aspen uses your own program data to personalize guidance and drive better outcomes. Here, that means answers about your teams, right in the tools you already use.
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Program owners are the first step. We're now investing to bring the same experience to learners, so developers and teams across the business can see what's assigned to them and jump into training from the tools they already use.
We'll keep sharing as we go, and we'd love to hear what you'd want to do from Claude or ChatGPT next.
Already a customer? Connect Security Journey to Claude or ChatGPT today. Your customer success manager can help you get going.
New to Security Journey? See how Aspen helps teams build higher-quality, more secure work.