Next-Generation Antivirus vs. Traditional Antivirus: what’s right for your business? As cyber threats evolve, the way we counteract these threats must also advance. This article outlines the core differences between Next Generation Antivirus (NGAV) and traditional Antivirus
Why Business Owners Should Know About The Essential Eight With the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, Australian businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), face a heightened risk of cyber attacks. These incidents can lead to significant
//Cybersecurity for business 16 Ways to Spot a Phishing Email: Your Guide to Safer Inboxes With our businesses becoming more digital, the need for heightened cybersecurity awareness has never been greater. One area that continues to be
Blocking HTM/HTML Attachments In Google Workspace Understanding how to enhance email security within Google Workspace is important for protecting sensitive business data. One significant step is blocking HTM/HTML attachments, which can be used maliciously in phishing scams
What is a notifiable data breach? In today's digitally connected world, cyber security is more critical than ever. One vital aspect of cyber security that has garnered attention in Australia is the Notifiable Data Breach (NDB) scheme. Under
Understanding Microsoft 365 Licences: An Overview for SMEs Navigating the complexities of software licensing can be an exhausting task for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Microsoft 365 has emerged as a transformative solution, shifting the traditional software
The new frontier of email fraud If you received an urgent, realistic request from your manager via email, that sounded like them and used internal/industry terminologies - would you question it? Most would probably not. This is
Understanding Multi-Factor Authentication: What it is and why you probably need it Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security feature now commonly seen in the banking and online services sectors. However, it is becoming a valuable cyber security
What is an Incident Response Plan? The primary purpose of an Incident Response Plan is to provide all employees, including the Management Team, with a clear action plan to address any cyber security incidents or data breaches. GET
