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Herd Security

Solutions · Mid-Market

Your Training Program, off Your Plate.

Herd automates the program your GRC team runs by hand: generation, delivery, escalations, and audit evidence, across every framework you carry.

Why mid-market

Built for the Team That Owns the Program

The program runs itself

Assignments, reminders, escalations, and completions happen automatically. You review dashboards instead of chasing people.

Evidence without exports

Completion records map to your frameworks continuously. When the auditor asks, the packet is already assembled.

One program, many frameworks

SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR share one training program instead of four parallel ones.

Content your org actually reads

Role-aware microlessons grounded in your policies replace the annual hour-long video everyone skips.

Your week, back

Where the Hours Go Now, and Where They Stop Going

Without Herd

With Herd

Chasing incomplete trainings by email

Automatic reminders and manager escalations

Building decks when a policy changes

Regenerate the training from the new policy

Screenshotting completions for auditors

Continuous, framework-mapped evidence

One generic training for everyone

Role-aware scenarios per team

Frequently asked

Your Questions, Answered

It can, but it doesn't have to. Teams either swap their existing tool out entirely or run Herd alongside it.

Yes: identity providers for roster sync, Slack and Teams for delivery, and compliance platforms like Vanta and Drata for evidence.

Most teams connect SSO and chat, import policies, and ship their first training inside a week.

No. Personal customer data is never used to train LLMs, AI tools, or any other features that we deploy.

Herd lets me change security training from a once-a-year annoyance to an engaging tool to continuously improve security across the company.

Kieran PiermanKieran PiermanHead of GRC & Security

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Run a Bigger Program with the Team You Have.

See Herd automate assignment, delivery, escalation, and evidence for your frameworks.