ing courses covering their most vulner- able areas of cybersecurity. usecure’s Cyber Security Awareness Training comprises of the following four components:
• uLearn (Automated Security Aware- ness Training) – Delivers bite-sized videos and interactive security aware- ness training, tailored to each user’s unique vulnerabilities, to drive secure user behaviour.
• uPhish (Automated Phishing Sim- ulation Software) – To monitor and reduce user vulnerability to sophis- ticated
phishing, organisations can
learn how susceptible their workforc- es are to ultra-targeted spear-phishing campaigns and monitor vulnerability trends over time.
• Breach (Email Exposure Checker) – uBreach monitors thousands of data dumps, paste sites and breached data
forums, locating exposed email ac- counts before they can be leveraged for targeted attacks in order to identify and safeguard users’ exposed email accounts.
• uPolicy (Simplified Policy Manage- ment) – Keeping users up to date with proactive policy management software by ensuring they are aware of any rel- evant policy changes and eliminate the inefficiencies of traditional proce- dures.
The simplified solution is easy-to-use and offers a range of short video, blog- style and interactive cybersecurity con- tent which is designed to engage every type of learner. The uLearn course library offers a range of information security, compliance and custom mod- ules which are updated and refreshed regularly to ensure they remain up to date with the latest information.
Charles Preston, CEO of usecure, comments:
New solutions “Exclusively
built for
growth-minded MSPs, we’re excited to be working with Giacom to help se- cure their clients’ human firewall with our comprehensive security awareness training solution. Our software is de- signed to simplify and minimise the complexity, cost and resource-heavy administration of security awareness training, offering a highly effective, pain-free solution, supported by a pas- sionate team of infosec specialists.” Powered by intelligent automation, the training ensures that repetitive tasks such as course invitations, reminders and management reports are produced efficiently and consistently, keeping cybersecurity in the forefront of users’ minds.
MediaStar’s Media Manager added to Utelligence Program.
Utelogy Corporation has announced that it has added Media Manager, the fully integrated content management system developed by MediaStar Sys- tems, to its Utelligence Program. The Utelligence Program is Utelogy’s way of driving the industry to meet a high- er level of standards-based security in connectivity and communications for AV and UC devices, offer more ro- bust APIs, as well as improve the user experience by generating meaningful metrics. “Utelogy’s appeal to the enterprise, actionable intelligence notwith- standing, is its agnostic and stan- dards-based approach to the meeting room and beyond” commented Frank Pellkofer, President and Co-Founder at Utelogy. “MediaStar understands the importance of what we aim to do with the Utelligence Program, and we are pleased to partner with them and ac- knowledge their commitment to these stringent standards.”
This alliance with Utelogy enables the Utelligence platform to leverage a se- cure Representational State Transfer (REST) API interface to Media Manag- er providing status information on the
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MediaStar AVoIP system and individu- al devices with asynchronous notifica- tion of changes. Utelogy’s specialism in enterprise control dovetails with MediaStar Systems’ expertise in IPTV, streaming and digital signage, allow- ing both companies to work together
to offer an exceptional experience by providing customers with deeper di- agnostics for proactive response to potential maintenance requirements. For example, this joint solution has been deployed on oil rigs and offshore drilling locations delivering a flexible
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