‍uHealth sets a new standard for human cyber risk: not scattered signals in separate tools, but connected intelligence around every identity.

Manchester, UK, August 4, 2026: usecure today announced the launch of uHealth, the product that brings Human Risk Intelligence (HRI) to life for managed service providers (MSPs) and internal IT teams.

uHealth connects awareness data from the usecure platform with identity, access and security hygiene signals from Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. It analyzes how those signals combine around each identity to show where risk is concentrated, what is contributing to it and which actions should come first.

The launch marks more than the addition of another security capability. It establishes Human Risk Intelligence as a new category: a connected way to understand, prioritize and reduce the cyber risk surrounding people.

Organizations already generate valuable data through security awareness training, phishing simulations, exposed credential monitoring, identity controls and access management. But those signals typically live in separate tools and dashboards.

That leaves teams able to see individual weaknesses without understanding how they interact, or which combinations present the most urgent risk.

uHealth turns that disconnected data into Human Risk Intelligence.

From Human Risk Management to Human Risk Intelligence

Human Risk Management helps organizations reduce risk through activities such as awareness training, phishing simulations, policy management and breach monitoring.

Human Risk Intelligence builds on that foundation.

It connects the signals those activities produce with wider identity, hygiene and access data. This gives teams the context to understand the risk surrounding each person, not simply whether they completed training or failed a phishing simulation.

uHealth is the product built for that next stage. It assesses human risk across four connected pillars:

• Target Value: How attractive someone is likely to be to an attacker, based on factors such as role, seniority, visibility and influence.
  
  
• Awareness: How effectively the person recognizes and responds to cyber threats, informed by training and phishing performance.
  
  
• Hygiene: Whether weaknesses such as exposed credentials, outdated passwords or missing multifactor authentication (MFA) increase the likelihood of compromise.
  
  
• Access: Whether the person's privileges, applications and access levels increase the potential impact if their identity is compromised.
  
  

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Together, these pillars provide a connected view of the likelihood, potential impact and wider context of human cyber risk.

Toxic Combinations: the risks individual signals hide

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A single signal rarely tells the full story.

A finance user with elevated access, no MFA, an outdated password and exposed credentials presents a significantly different risk from someone displaying only one of those weaknesses.

Viewed separately, each issue can look manageable. Viewed together, they reveal an identity that could be highly attractive to an attacker and particularly damaging if compromised.

uHealth identifies these Toxic Combinations, exposing high-priority risks that would otherwise stay hidden across separate tools and datasets.

It then helps teams decide what should happen next. That might mean enabling MFA, resetting exposed credentials, reviewing unnecessary access or directing targeted awareness activity to a specific person.

Teams can monitor how those actions change risk over time, moving beyond reporting activity to prioritizing action, reducing risk and proving progress.

Clearer priorities for IT and security teams

For internal IT and security teams, uHealth provides a more complete view of the risk surrounding their people and identities.

Teams can use uHealth to:

• Identify the people and identities that need immediate attention.
• Prioritize remediation across awareness, credentials, identity controls and access.
• Track whether those actions are improving the organization's risk posture.

This moves human risk reporting beyond completed activities and isolated metrics. It gives teams a clearer way to decide what to fix, coordinate action and demonstrate measurable progress to leadership, auditors and other stakeholders.

A new managed intelligence opportunity for MSPs

For MSPs, uHealth turns Human Risk Intelligence into a scalable, differentiated customer service.

Partners can use uHealth to:

• Assess and compare human risk across customer environments.
• Turn prioritized findings into evidence-led quarterly business reviews (QBRs) and remediation plans.
• Prove ongoing value while uncovering new customer needs and service opportunities.

Instead of reporting only on training completion or phishing results, MSPs can show customers where risk is concentrated, explain what is creating it and recommend the actions that will make the greatest difference.

This enables MSPs to move beyond managing security activities and become Managed Intelligence Providers: partners who use connected intelligence to guide decisions, demonstrate outcomes and strengthen long-term customer relationships.

"User awareness training can often sit in the background, but uHealth turns that on its head. We can see what's been completed, what's currently underway, and what's planned next, giving us a clear focal point for our review meetings and a better view of ongoing progress," said Conor Murphy, Engineering Delivery Manager at Rio IT.

Defining Human Risk Intelligence

"Human risk has been managed through separate activities and measured through separate dashboards for too long," said Charles Preston, CEO and Founder of usecure. "The result is plenty of data, but not enough clarity about what actually matters.

"uHealth changes that. It is the product that brings Human Risk Intelligence to life. It connects the context surrounding each person so organizations can see where risk is building, take focused action and prove it is being reduced."

uHealth is the defining product in usecure's Human Risk Intelligence strategy and the intelligence layer at the center of the company's platform evolution. It brings Target Value, Awareness, Hygiene and Access into one connected view so organizations can connect scattered risk, resolve what is hidden and prove what has changed.

Further capabilities will continue to expand the intelligence available through uHealth. But Human Risk Intelligence is not a future direction for usecure. It is available to MSPs and internal IT teams today.

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About usecure

usecure is the Human Risk Intelligence platform for MSPs and internal IT teams, and the intelligence layer behind the world's safest workplaces. The platform combines adaptive security awareness training, phishing simulations, policy management, exposed credential monitoring and connected human risk intelligence to help organizations understand, prioritize and reduce human cyber risk.

usecure supports more than 2,200 MSPs, 16,000 organizations across more than 40 countries. Learn more at usecure.io.

Media contact

Jordan Daly, Chief Marketing Officer, jordan@usecure.io.