Jam Cyber Brief October 2025 Edition October marks Cyber Security Awareness Month, a reminder that protecting your business doesn’t have to be complicated. Each week of the campaign focuses on a different area, from replacing legacy systems
Rights Management in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint: Why It Matters and How to Set It Up Information is one of the most valuable assets in any business. For small to medium businesses, documents such as client proposals,
Jam Cyber Brief September 2025 Edition From the rise of quantum computing and AI-native graduates entering the workforce, through to the risks of shadow IT and looming hardware deadlines, Australian businesses are being asked to adapt quickly.This
Jam Cyber Brief August 2025 Edition This month’s brief covers several key developments that will affect how firms operate and respond to cyber threats. We look at the Right to Disconnect legislation for small businesses, mandatory ransomware
Employee Onboarding and Offboarding: A Positive Approach to IT Security Employee onboarding and offboarding are commonly considered HR functions. But they also present valuable opportunities to strengthen a business’s IT security. When managed effectively, these processes help
Jam Cyber Brief July 2025 Edition This month’s edition of the Jam Cyber Brief brings you a clear look at the trends, tools, and threats shaping Australia’s digital business environment. From national productivity challenges and the rise
Best Practices for Creating and Managing Strong Passwords for Small Businesses Passwords are often the primary line of defence against unauthorised access, and a single compromised password can expose sensitive company data, disrupt operations, and harm your
Jam Cyber Brief June 2025 Edition Cyber and technology insights for Australian firms and small to medium businesses The Jam Cyber Brief delivers focused, practical updates on cyber security and technology, tailored to the unique operating environment
Uncertainty Creates Opportunity: How Cyber Criminals Exploit Change In times of uncertainty, businesses and individuals alike seek stability. Unfortunately, cyber criminals see those same moments as opportunities to strike. From global pandemics to shifting economic conditions, cyber
