KnowBe4, the global leader in digital workforce security, securing both AI agents and humans, today announced the launch of Custom AI Video Builder, a new capability that lets security admins create custom, AI-generated training videos and deploy them directly into their security awareness training (SAT) programs in minutes. The innovation is the latest addition to KnowBe4’s AI-native content customization suite and builds on the company’s strategic partnership with Synthesia.

Attackers are increasingly using generative AI to launch precise social engineering campaigns targeting specific roles, regions and industries, exploiting processes and workflows that fall outside conventional security training. Custom AI Video Builder is built to close that gap. Through the ModStore, customers can activate a prepaid Synthesia Starter License, a $250/year value at no added cost, to generate up to 120 minutes of narrated video annually using 120+ AI avatars across 160+ languages. The feature is natively integrated with the Content Creation Agent, letting admins layer studio-quality video onto text-based training. Together with the Deepfake Training Content Agent, the three capabilities form one AI-native content customization suite inside the ModStore. Finished videos publish directly into the ModStore’s Uploaded Content library, eliminating the manual work of downloading and re-uploading files.

“Generative AI has given attackers the ability to build campaigns around the exact policies, roles and regions where training doesn’t yet exist,” said Greg Kras, Chief Product Officer, KnowBe4. “Custom AI Video Builder closes that window by putting studio-quality video production directly inside the KnowBe4 platform, so customers can go from a new threat to a finished training module without waiting on a production cycle. It’s one more way we’re helping security teams match the speed of the threats they’re defending against.”

Key capabilities of Custom AI Video Builder include:

• Integrated Video Pipeline: Create up to 120 minutes of custom video content annually and publish it directly into training programs at no added cost.
• Global AI Dubbing Suite: Localize training with high-fidelity support for 160+ languages and dialects to reach regional audiences worldwide.
• Automated SCORM Ingestion: Finished videos are routed automatically into the ModStore’s Uploaded Content library, no manual download-and-upload required.
• Content Creation Agent Integration: Add on-brand, studio-quality video to AI-generated, text-based training programs for more engaging learning experiences.

Custom AI Video Builder is available now to KnowBe4 customers on Platinum, Diamond, Training-Only Diamond, SAT Foundation and SAT Advanced subscriptions. Customers can activate their prepaid Synthesia Starter License directly through the ModStore.

To see the Content Creation Agent in action watch the demo here: Build a Custom Security Training Course in Seconds.

This follows the news that Knowbe4 was awarded in the email security category earlier this month.

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