Webinar | 23rd October | 12:00 PM AEST

Training only reaches so far. Beneath it sits the risk attackers exploit, scattered across tools that never talk. Meet uHealth – Surface hidden risk, resolve what matters, and prove outcomes in one place.

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Meet our Speakers

Wazz Finlayson, your local guy for the human risk management platform trusted by more than 2,000 MSPs and 15,000 organisations worldwide, automating security awareness training, phishing simulations, policy management, and now with SMB1001 policy templates built in to accelerate the path to certification.

Ryan Ettridge, Co-Founder & CEO at CyberCert... the certification body of SMB1001 and the community of doers (MSPs, Consultants, and MSSPs) that help the SMBs get certified, insured, and compliant.

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Wazz Finlayson

APAC Channel & Alliances Manager, usecure

Driving growth and mutual success through strategic IT channel partnerships. As a seasoned commercial professional and skilled negotiator, Wazz empowers Technology Partners to achieve their strategic goals and scale their offerings.

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Ryan Ettridge

CEO & Co-Founder, CyberCert

Dedicated to making cyber certification accessible for the 400 million+ unregulated SMBs worldwide. He will discuss how MSPs can leverage CyberCert to remove the guesswork for clients, simplify insurance renewals, and create a clear "license to operate" in the digital economy.

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What we'll cover:

Policy First, Then Prove It

Most people don't really read policies. usecure changes that — automated sign-offs, tracked acknowledgements, and the audit trail that turns a signed policy into certification evidence.

uPolicy + SMB1001 Templates

Base SMB1001 policies are now built into usecure. Deploy, assign, track sign-off — without building from scratch. The path to Silver just got shorter.

uHealth: Train to the Gap

Align training directly against the policy set and surface who is actually at risk. Users don't just sign a policy — they get trained to it. That's human hardening.

The policies were always required. Now they're automated, evidenced, and tied to the human performance that makes them stick.