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Product Updates

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usecure launcht uHealth – das Produkt, das Human Risk Intelligence (HRI) definiert

usecure launcht uHealth und bringt Human Risk Intelligence zu MSPs und IT-Teams: Identitäts-, Awareness-, Hygiene- und Zugriffssignale werden verbunden, um menschliches Cyberrisiko sichtbar zu machen und zu reduzieren.

Kerryn Zendera

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Human Risk Intelligence

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Warum Human Risk Management (HRM) zum Ratespiel geworden ist

Warum tun sich so viele Teams noch immer schwer damit, bei menschlichen Risiken zu handeln? Dieser Beitrag beleuchtet die Lücke zwischen Aktivität rund um menschliche Risiken und echten Erkenntnissen – und warum Verantwortliche in IT, Compliance und bei MSPs einen klareren Weg brauchen, um Maßnahmen zu priorisieren.

Jordan Daly

Human Risk Intelligence

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Human Risk Management (HRM) vs Human Risk Intelligence (HRI)

Erfahren Sie, wie Human Risk Intelligence auf Human Risk Management aufbaut und Sicherheitsverantwortlichen mehr Transparenz, bessere Priorisierung und den Nachweis einer messbaren Risikoreduktion liefert.

Jordan Daly

Company News

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usecure and Cork Cyber announce integration for uLearn and uPhish

usecure is now integrated with Cork Cyber for uLearn and uPhish.This integration connects human risk management with financial protection. It helps MSPs and IT teams strengthen resilience across the full lifecycle of a user driven security incident.

Hetty Roach

Compliance

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Beyond Essentials: How usecure helps MSPs unlock CyberCert Bronze, Silver & Gold for SMB clients

Most SMB security programs start (and often stop) with the technical essentials: perimeter controls, secure configuration, access management, malware protection, and patching. Those controls are critical — and MSPs are best-placed to implement them — but they rarely provide the behaviour change and evidence trail needed to reliably pass audits, satisfy supply-chain buyers, and move to the next level.

Hetty Roach

Company News

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“It keeps me up at night.” One MSP CEO’s honest take on human risk

Most clients say no to security awareness training. This MSP took a different approach - and it changed everything.

Annie Shah

Enablement

5 min read

New training: Tax scam mini-series and recent course releases

To help organisations raise awareness at the right time, we have released a new tax scam mini-series focused on the tactics attackers use to pressure payroll, finance, HR, sales teams, and individual taxpayers into handing over money, data, or access.

Kerryn Zendera

Human Risk Intelligence

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Human Risk Intelligence (HRI): Was es ist und warum es wichtig ist

Da Bedrohungen durch KI und der regulatorische Druck zunehmen, bietet Human Risk Intelligence (HRI) einen intelligenteren Weg, Risiken sichtbar zu machen, Maßnahmen zu priorisieren und Fortschritte zu belegen.

Jordan Daly

AI Threats

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How Deepfakes Supercharge Social Engineering and Why Human Risk Intelligence Is the Essential Defense

As deepfake tools become cheaper and more accessible, incidents such as multimillion-dollar video call scams and fraudulent claims are increasing across industries. This blog explores how deepfake technology works, including voice and video cloning techniques, and highlights real-world attacks and alarming statistics showing the rapid growth of AI-driven fraud.

Yu Ling Lok

AI Threats

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AI-Powered Phishing and Spear Phishing: Use Human Risk Intelligence As Your Defense

Artificial intelligence has transformed phishing from obvious, poorly written scams into highly sophisticated, hyper-personalised attacks. In 2025–2026, AI-powered phishing has scaled dramatically, with campaigns generated 192x faster than human efforts and AI-linked phishing success rates rising by 400%. Attackers now use AI to create flawless, context-aware messages tailored to a victim’s role, company activity, and even psychological triggers.

Yu Ling Lok