Security awareness training built to change behavior, not just log completions

Claro's micro-modules are built from four card types: text, tip, scenario, and quiz, so a module can explain a concept, reinforce it with a quick tip, test recognition with a realistic scenario, and check retention with a graded quiz, all inside a single short session. Completion is gated on both seeing every card and meeting the module's pass score, so a module marked complete actually reflects that a learner engaged with the content and answered correctly, not that they clicked through screens.

For organizations with existing e-learning content, Claro imports SCORM 1.2 packages directly: upload the zip, Claro extracts the package and parses the entry point, and the player launches it in a sandboxed iframe with a listener for the SCORM completion signal, plus a manual fallback for packages that don't post one. Modules can be sequenced into learning paths, reinforced later through spaced repetition, and supplemented with game-based drills, including an escape-room mode and a spot-the-phish scoring exercise, so the same skill gets tested more than once and in more than one format.