While I agree with you, that's why they are a starting point for someone looking to stand up a program, not an end point. And, from my experience, many of the

While I agree with you, that's why they are a starting point for someone looking to stand up a program, not an end point. And, from my experience, many of the trainings that seem almost offensively easy to me (e.g. "How to read a URL") have been some of the ones that received the most positive feedback from non-technical departments. The real key with security awareness training is ensuring the training is at the appropriate level of complexity for the trainee.