usecure: Summary

usecure

Cybersecurity, Training, Human Risk Management, Employee Awareness

The primary value offered is the ability to measure, reduce, and monitor human cyber risk through automated training and simulations, ensuring a security-savvy workforce.

usecure is an automated Human Risk Management platform designed to measure, reduce, and monitor employee cyber risk. It provides tailored training and simulated phishing campaigns to enhance security awareness among users.

Automated cyber awareness training; Regular phishing simulations; Centralized policy management; Real-time human risk reporting

usecure is most valuable in scenarios such as onboarding new employees, ongoing security training, compliance management, and monitoring employee security behavior over time.

Automated and personalized training programs based on user risk assessments; Real-time monitoring and reporting of human risk; Seamless integration and cloud-based setup for easy deployment

Key strengths include its user-focused approach, automation capabilities, and the ability to provide tailored training that addresses specific security gaps.

usecure positions itself as a leader in Human Risk Management, emphasizing the importance of user behavior in cybersecurity and offering a solution that integrates training and risk assessment.

The target users include IT leaders, managed service providers (MSPs), and organizations looking to enhance their cybersecurity posture through employee training.

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• Human Risk Management

• Cybersecurity Training

• Phishing Simulations

• Policy Management

Calculate human risk. Empower the workforce. Secure your business.

Professional, Engaging, Supportive

usecure differentiates itself by focusing on Human Risk Management (HRM) rather than traditional security awareness training, providing a comprehensive solution that adapts to user vulnerabilities.

The brand identity is centered around empowerment and proactive security, focusing on building a security-aware culture within organizations.

2016-04-01

• Charles Preston