The risk signals are already in your stack. The revenue is in what you do with them.

Most Irish MSPs are already running security awareness training, phishing simulations, credential monitoring and policy management for their clients. Those tools generate data: completion rates, click rates, exposed credentials, policy acknowledgements. The data exists. The problem is that it sits across separate tools, and nothing pulls it together into a view of where human risk actually sits across a client’s organisation today.

That question is getting harder to sidestep. NIS2 obligations are arriving through customer questionnaires and insurer renewal packs well ahead of Irish legislation. DORA has applied to financial entities since January 2025 and is pushing requirements through every ICT supplier they depend on. Boards are being briefed on personal liability. The question landing on MSPs has moved on from “did our staff complete the training?” to “where is our human risk concentrated, who needs attention first, and what have you done about it?”

In this session, we looked at uHealth, the new Human Risk Intelligence product from usecure. uHealth connects awareness, phishing, credentials, identity hygiene and access signals into a single risk score per user and surfaces the combinations that matter most: weak awareness, exposed credentials and privileged access stacking on the same person.

We walked through a uHealth demo environment to show how uHealth identifies priority users, recommends the next action, and gives MSPs the evidence to lead stronger QBRs, compliance conversations and board-level reporting. We also covered how to position human risk intelligence as a recurring, billable service alongside the security stack you already deliver.

The session is relevant whether you are an existing usecure partner or evaluating human risk services for the first time.

Key Takeaways:

Watch this session on-demand to learn:

• Why existing training and phishing metrics do not provide a complete picture of human risk.

• How uHealth brings awareness, credential, identity and access signals together into a single risk score.

• How to identify which users carry the most risk and prioritise the right remediation steps.

• How to package human risk intelligence as a recurring service your clients will renew.

Speakers

Michael Conway

Managing Director, 

Renaissance

Alex Legeay

Senior Account Manager,

usecure

usecure provides a Human Risk Management platform built for MSPs, covering automated awareness training, phishing simulations, credential monitoring and policy management. uHealth is its newest product, adding a Human Risk Intelligence layer that connects those signals with identity hygiene and access data to give MSPs a single risk score per user. Explore the resources below to go deeper on uHealth and the usecure platform.

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.

We work with our partners to deliver solutions and services to make your clients’ and customers’ IT environments more secure and compliant and future proof these solutions by tailoring these to suit their needs and requirements. Renaissance and our suite of security vendors and partners are ideally placed to work with organisations to help analyse current security systems, design a way to improve them, and deliver the improvements over time, starting with the most critical systems and vulnerabilities. Learn more.

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