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Product Updates

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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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Security Awareness

Dark Web Monitoring

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Kaseya ID Agent vs usecure: MSP comparison 2026

Compare Kaseya ID Agent and usecure for MSPs across security awareness training, phishing, dark web monitoring, policy management, automation and human risk.

Kerryn Zendera

Product Updates

5 min read

September 2026 product updates: see human risk, manage it at scale, stay relevant

See what’s new in usecure this September, including uHealth improvements, smarter Auto Enrol controls, phishing updates, new training and more.

Kerryn Zendera

Compliance

5 min read

MSPs and the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill

The UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill would bring medium and large managed service providers under stricter cybersecurity regulation. It reflects the significant risk MSPs pose when a compromised account, credential or service desk can expose multiple clients at once. To prepare, MSPs will need stronger security controls, better incident reporting and continuous oversight of access, credentials and human risk across every client environment.

Yu Ling Lok

Enablement

5 min read

Four Red Flags, One User: Inside usecure's Human Risk Intelligence Launch

Discover usecure’s Human Risk Intelligence launch and how combining awareness, hygiene, access and target value reveals the users who pose the greatest security risk.

Annie Shah

Security Awareness

5 min read

10 best Phished alternatives for MSPs in 2026

Compare 10 Phished alternatives for MSPs in 2026, including usecure, Hoxhunt, KnowBe4 and Phin across SAT, phishing, HRM and HRI.

Kerryn Zendera

Compliance

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Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus Explained: The Certification That Blocks 80% of Attacks

Cyber Essentials and Cyber Essentials Plus form the UK's baseline cybersecurity certification, covering five technical controls that block an estimated 80 percent of common attacks. But the certification cannot test what happens when an attacker calls a helpdesk instead of hacking a firewall, a gap the 2025 Marks and Spencer breach exposed at a cost of roughly £300 million. This piece breaks down what each certification level actually covers, what it does not, and why closing the remaining gap requires continuous visibility into human behavior alongside the technical baseline.

Yu Ling Lok

Security Awareness

Enablement

5 min read

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

Human Risk Intelligence

5 min read

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

Compliance

5 min read

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