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The usecure Show Episode 7: The Phishing Scam Hiding in a Voicemail
QR code phishing can hide malicious destinations behind what looks like a harmless image. In Episode 7 of The usecure Show, we break down a voicemail quishing scam, show MSPs how to reduce repetitive client onboarding, and cover the latest usecure features, courses, and resources.
Annie Shah
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Why your clients’ riskiest users are hiding in plain sight
Individual risk signals only tell part of the story. This post explores how Toxic Combinations help MSPs identify where weaknesses overlap, reveal more serious attack paths, and use Human Risk Intelligence to focus on the users and clients that need attention most.
Kerryn Zendera
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What NIS2's Training and Awareness Requirement Means in Practice
NIS2 makes cybersecurity training a measurable governance obligation, not a yearly checkbox. This blog examines the directive’s practical requirements, the growing regulatory focus on human risk, and the shortcomings of traditional awareness programs. It also outlines how organizations can develop continuous, role-specific, and audit-ready training that strengthens cyber resilience and demonstrates compliance.
Yu Ling Lok
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EU AI Act: AI literacy As a Legal Requirement
The EU AI Act’s Article 4 makes AI literacy a legal requirement, placing greater responsibility on organizations to ensure employees can recognize and respond to AI-related risks. This blog explores what Article 4 requires, who is in scope, and how organizations can move beyond one-time training to build role-based, measurable AI literacy through Human Risk Intelligence.
Yu Ling Lok
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August 2026 product updates: uHealth, new training and more
Discover August 2026 product updates from usecure, including the uHealth launch, new training content, expanded translations and platform improvements.
Kerryn Zendera
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Underwriting the Human Factor: How Human Risk Intelligence Is Rewriting the Rules of Cyber Insurance
This blog explores how cyber insurance is evolving to place greater emphasis on human risk. It looks at why insurers increasingly want measurable evidence of areas such as phishing resilience, MFA coverage, credential exposure, and security behaviours, and how Human Risk Intelligence can help organizations demonstrate reduced risk, strengthen renewal discussions, and potentially secure better insurance outcomes.
Yu Ling Lok
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usecure launches uHealth, the product that defines Human Risk Intelligence (HRI)
usecure launches uHealth, bringing Human Risk Intelligence to MSPs and IT teams by connecting identity, awareness, hygiene and access signals to reveal and reduce human cyber risk.
Kerryn Zendera
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How Human Risk Intelligence Closes the GDPR Compliance Gap
This article explores how Human Risk Intelligence (HRI) helps organizations move beyond checkbox compliance by continuously identifying, assessing, and reducing human risk. It explains how HRI supports key GDPR requirements through security awareness training, phishing simulations, policy management, identity and access insights, and dark web monitoring. By providing a unified, data-driven view of human risk and enabling targeted remediation, HRI helps organizations strengthen security, demonstrate accountability, and build a proactive, risk-driven approach to GDPR compliance.
Yu Ling Lok
