usecure

Human risk management sold through IT providers and MSPs

usecure bundles the pieces of a human risk programme into one platform aimed at MSPs and small IT teams: uLearn for automated, personalised training, uPhish for phishing simulations that adapt to how people behave, uBreach for dark web monitoring of company addresses, and uPolicy for distributing policies and collecting sign-off. uHealth pulls those signals into a single view of where exposure sits and what to do about it. Auto Enrol puts training delivery and reminders on autopilot so a programme runs without someone chasing it, a custom LMS lets a provider host and brand its own courses, and an end-user portal gives staff their training, policies and risk view in one place. Insights map to ISO 27001, DORA, GDPR, PCI DSS, NIS2, CIS Controls, HIPAA and SOC 2 for the evidence side. Pricing is not published; it is quoted, and largely sold through the channel.

  • uLearn delivers automated, personalised training
  • uPhish runs simulations that adapt to behaviour
  • uBreach monitors the dark web for company addresses
  • uPolicy distributes policies and collects sign-off
  • uHealth shows where human risk exposure sits
  • Auto Enrol runs delivery and reminders unattended
  • Custom LMS for hosting and branding your own courses
  • Maps to ISO 27001, DORA, GDPR, NIS2 and SOC 2

What people are saying about usecure

59% positive
“I like uSecure's assessment system, custom training and policy rollout/acknowledgement features. I canvassed Mimecast's and felt pretty "meh" about them.”
Professional_Hat_241 · reddit ·
“We SSO in to our usecure MSP portal. There wasn’t anything special about the process as far as I remember. Just followed the SSO setup guide.”
Skrunky · reddit ·
“No matter which way I dice it, it appears to still force an enter of their email, and click login with SSO - regardless of account's already browser session logged in status. Am I just missing something obvious here? Setting up a few clients that are heavy 365 users and need the option to force seamless login.”
Ok-Examination3168 · reddit ·
“And I don't work for uSecure, but if you lol at QBRs, I'm can't see how you work for an MSP, let alone own one.”
CK1026 · reddit ·
“The MSP should pay for it, the clients still won't use it and you'll just piss away margin? Screw that.”
Optimal_Technician93 · reddit ·
“USecure works well for us. Most of our clients use it.”
yourmindrewind · reddit ·
“So easy to setup, just works, has decent training and unbelievable value for the price.”
FixItBadly · reddit ·
“We are looking at using uSecure and were wondering if there is anything else we could consider using and also what pricing people resell it at. uSecure costs roughly £1 per user per month.”
Picotrain79 · reddit ·
“Usecure is one I don't particularly have a ton of information on. When I look at their partner program, it looks like we're similar.”
connor-phin · reddit ·
“We have been on usecure for a few years. At the time they were one of the only sat that included policy features. Alot do it now.”
ben_zachary · reddit ·
“uSecure and KeepNet Labs are also at the top of my list for more comprehensive feature sets. Conent, IMHO, is very important so that it engages the employee and doesn't feel like a chore.”
IT-Jedi-Master · reddit ·
“Other than that I like the product.”
Feisty_Shock_2687 · reddit ·
“I use Usecure too. Their modules seemed like the best balance between informative and interesting without being cringey.”
mpethe · reddit ·
“We have just migrated from KB4 to USecure and we are working on how our helpdesk should handle the phishing report emails.”
Impossible-Offer-805 · reddit ·
“It works well and is easy to setup. They also have a dark web and agreement options that can be sent (technology use agreement, etc) to employees to sign that they will adhere to them.”
mazac · reddit ·
“Very hands off, looks good too”
talman_ · reddit ·
“We use Avanan and uSecure very good combo”
morrow1978 · reddit ·
“So I was looking at using Iron Scales, unaware they included SAT and wanted to go with uSecure for that. But also been contemplating Avanan which doesn't have the SAT and would justify using uSecure.”
ceyo14 · reddit ·
“usecure seems like a solid platform and we have been trialing it. Is anyone else using it?”
edgeit · reddit ·
“The small training segments on a schedule the client likes is a real win for me. The product should look pro...end of. And of course the cost has to be low enough that I can make a.tiny profit and the clients are happy. .. usecure was the best fit for me.”
jeffa1792 · reddit ·
“USecure is the front runner, but I still may need vulnerability tests in the future.”
yyctower · reddit ·
“We use Usecure, fantastic solution that has flexibilty built in. no minimum licence purchase. very easy to use portal for MSP and customers.”
ben__turner · reddit ·