Does Everyone Have Keys to Your Kingdom?
The Risk With Everyone Being an Admin Most business owners want their IT to stay out of the way so […]
The Risk With Everyone Being an Admin Most business owners want their IT to stay out of the way so […]
The good news is that most people have finally learnt not to: open random files. install programs from strange websites.
Running a business is definitely unpredictable. One moment you are focusing on growth and the next you’re dealing with an
Ransomware is now a big problem for many people and businesses. It can damage a business by locking your files
You would think that downloading software from the internet is simple. But it can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield
In 2025, cyber threats are everywhere. There aim may be to destroy computers, steal data or take money. Understanding what
Malvertising is on the rise, and not even a Google search is safe! Stay vigilant and practice safe browsing habits to avoid falling victim to these malicious ads.
Your phone is a treasure trove of confidential information information (both business and personal). Don’t let cybercriminals steal it! Learn how to spot common mobile malware traps and safeguard your device in out latest article.
Hackers lurk in seemingly normal links you can find anywhere. It may be in a social media post or comment, or those found in emails you receive. Learn how to check a malicious URL by reading our latest article.
Do not fall for the latest QR code scam. Our latest article sheds light on the tactics scammers are using to deceive you and how to protect yourself.
Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothing! Ransomware has been seen disguising itself as a Windows Update. You need to always verify updates through official channels to protect your data! Read our latest blog for more information.
How secure is your phone or tablet? A malicious app could be stealing your data right now! Learn how to protect your mobile device from hackers.
Hundreds of millions are lost annually to cybercrime and small businesses bear 90% of the breach impact. No matter what protections you have in place, you need to keep a look out for common signs that you have been breached that are listed in this month’s blog article.
The holiday shopping season will soon be in full swing. So are phishing, fake websites and credit card scams. Learn nine security tips for online holiday shopping before it is too late!
We debunk the myth that small businesses aren’t attacked by hackers as often as larger ones. Learn why companies with fewer than 100 employees are being hit 3x more.
How do you know if your computer is infected with malware? The signs of infection can be subtle. Learn what they are so you can get your PC scanned & cleaned as soon as possible.
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Phishing is the number one method of attack for everything from ransomware to credential theft. Email phishing is the main
Ransomware makes headlines when a hospital or large organisation get hit. But ransomware on your own small businesses network doesn’t get a mention but is a big deal for you. Here is how to help avoid ransomware infection.
Whether you are a small or medium-sized business, bad guys are always lurking and looking to prey on the vulnerable. Is your business secure from a cyberattack? Check out our latest blog article for details on how to protect your business.
Spoof emails try to trick you into giving away money, downloading malware or entering personal information. The emails may look legitimate but if you are alert to the signs of a spoof you can avoid the risk. Check out our blog to learn more.
Phishing attacks on businesses jump 150% in the week before Christmas as the hackers don’t slow down for the season. Check out our blog article on phishing basics and how to prevent attacks on your business.
There’s been a lot in the news over the last few weeks about ransomware attacks. As the media can give people the wrong impression this blog article helps explain what they are and how they are spread.
Everyone has a role to play in cybersecurity at work. Do not let your employees think that it is someone else’s problem. The threat is real and regrettably, your workers can be be your weakest link. This article shares threats, what employees can do and how to keep them engaged in cybersecurity.
Ransomware is expected to hit a business every 11 seconds in 2021. If you don’t have backups it can be costly. Plan ahead so that your business is ready for the worst. This article outlines steps to take if you are the victim of ransomware
What is ransomware, how it affects business and what can you do about it?
Without webcams many of us wouldn’t be able to stay connected right now during the current crisis. But you don’t want to allow criminals to be using your web cam to spy on you! Learn how to protect yourself in this article. #cybersecurity #webcam #cybercriminals
Cyber security and Internet attacks has been all over the Australian media recently after the recent press conference from The Prime Minister – Scott Morrison. This has created some concern amongst business owners so we put together this brief list on some ways they can help protect their companies.
Ransomware is a when cybercriminals kidnap your data (via encryption) and then demand money so that you can decrypt your
Most computers have an antivirus or a security software product installed to protect the computer. However, a lot of these security products aren’t very good at cleaning up if an infection does occur. In this article, we discuss why you need professional virus removal.
Apple Macs are often seen as a more secure machine. Apple themselves even used to run advertising campaigns saying they did not get viruses. In this article, we discuss whether this is true or not
The rule “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is common for many business owners. It can serve to protect your business against unnecessary costs and unneeded downtime. While protecting your business against many types of danger, it poses a large threat when it comes to your IT security.
Malware describes software designed to act maliciously on a computer. The name ‘malware’ is a shorthand for ‘malicious software’ and describes exactly what it is. A computer virus is a single type of malware that can cause harm to your PC, but it is only one of many. Other types of malware are listed below.
We have written a great eBook listing 7 simple but effective ways to reduce your risk of malware or hacking.
Most businesses think cyber security is something they can ignore or just set and forget. Unfortunately, cybercriminals are constantly coming up with new methods of attack and the security you had in place yesterday may not be sufficient today.
Unified Threat Management (UTM) is a special kind of firewall solution focused on proactive protection. Consider it like a team of virtual bodyguards that stand at the door between your business and the internet, keeping trouble out while your legitimate traffic can come and go normally.
Getting hit with a ransomware attack is not fun, cybercriminals encrypt your data and you are left having to decide: should we pay to get them back? It is a scene that’s played out across the world with 70% of businesses saying “yes” in 2016 alone. Here are six factors to consider if you are ever in this situation.
Here’s the breakdown of how modern spam works and how it is hurting your business.
Severe design flaws in modern CPUs were recently discovered and made public. These flaws put users and businesses alike at risk of attacks known as Spectre and Meltdown, where private data can be called up and stolen. We have written a free Ebook that explains these vulnerabilities in more detail.