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Make IT do less. Put the right tools, the right visibility and the right accountability in the right hands.
Johanna shows three ways to delegate training follow-ups, so IT isn't the only team chasing non-completers. Mathias and Cyberto run the phishing challenge on a bank-detail scam costing MSPs £40k an incident. Jordan has a marketing hack for getting meetings booked without begging for time. Plus new courses on Click Fix scams and screen-share security, and a Nintendo Switch 2 to win.
The usecure Show, hosted by James Steel. Brought to you by usecure, the Human Risk Intelligence platform.
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