Is ZenGuide the same as Proofpoint Security Awareness Training?
Yes. Proofpoint's Security Awareness Training page calls the product Proofpoint ZenGuide, and its menu lists it as ZenGuide.
Why Tartan
Proofpoint lists risk-based training and simulations as a tier of its email and collaboration security plans. Tartan App is training built only for schools, sold on its own, with per-school prices you can see before you call.
Free onboarding. Same-day support via email, phone, or video call.
How You Buy
Proofpoint quotes its Collaboration Security plans on user licenses and contract term. It lists Proofpoint Essentials Security Awareness at $1 per user per month. Tartan lists per-school prices for 1 to 10 schools on its pricing page, with unlimited staff.
Transparent pricing and no expensive onboarding fees. Compare security awareness training prices across vendors.
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Why Tartan wins
Tartan's training is built for schools and sold on its own. You buy the parts your school needs, and you see the price first.
Each Tartan product is sold on its own: staff phishing simulations, video training, student training, and the report button. Pick what your school needs.
Proofpoint's training pages don't name Google Workspace (as of October 2026). Tartan syncs staff from Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 and adds Tartan App Shield to Gmail and Outlook.
In the training FAQ answer on Proofpoint's K-12 & Higher Education page, students appear once, in the phrase "every student or employee". Tartan sells Student Phishing & Video Training as its own product, built for students.
ZenGuide's page speaks to "your employees". Tartan's simulations mimic emails from the services your school uses, and its case studies come from K-12 schools.
Comparison
A clear view of where Tartan fits K-12 needs compared with Proofpoint ZenGuide.
Comparison details can vary based on plan and configuration. Contact us for a tailored assessment.

Texas Cyber Command certified Tartan App’s cybersecurity awareness training program for the 2026–2027 program year.
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Measured result
Monroe School District staff reported 97 suspicious emails in their first eight weeks with Tartan.
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FAQs
Yes. Proofpoint's Security Awareness Training page calls the product Proofpoint ZenGuide, and its menu lists it as ZenGuide.
Yes. Proofpoint's buying page lists risk-based education and simulations as Tier 3 of its Collaboration Security plans. The Prime plan includes Tier 3. Those plans are priced by quote, based on user licenses and contract term. Proofpoint also publishes a list price for Essentials Security Awareness: $1 per user per month.
Yes. Tartan covers phishing simulations, video training, and a report button with Threat Manager to review what staff report.
Yes. Each Tartan product is sold on its own, from staff phishing simulations to student training. Prices for 1 to 10 schools are on our pricing page.
In the training FAQ answer on Proofpoint's K-12 & Higher Education page, students appear once, in the phrase "every student or employee". The page lists no lessons for students (as of October 2026). Tartan's Student Phishing & Video Training is built for students and sold as its own product.