What Is Cyber Security in 2026 We hear it in the news constantly, but cyber security is still often misunderstood.Many businesses still associate it with antivirus software, firewalls, and technical fixes. While technology plays an important role,
Does My Business Need Cyber Security? Are you still wondering whether cyber security is necessary for your business?In practice, the question has shifted. Cyber security is no longer optional. The more useful question is how much cyber
How to Improve Your LastPass Security Score Cloud passwords sit at the centre of how most businesses operate. Email access, accounting systems, customer data, other cloud services, and remote work tools all rely on them. Yet bad
Jam Cyber Brief January 2026 Edition Welcome to our first edition of 2026, where we are beginning the year on a high! We are very proud to share that Jam Cyber has reached 100 five-star Google reviews across our locations. This milestone reflects
Patch Operating Systems: Keep Your Business Secure and Stable Every day, cyber attackers look for businesses running outdated software. Operating system vulnerabilities are public knowledge, and when updates are missed, attackers can exploit them. For Australian small
Patch Applications: Closing the Gaps Before Attackers Find Them Every business relies on software to operate smoothly. But the same tools that keep work moving can become entry points for attackers if they aren’t kept up to
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Strengthening Access to Your Systems Cyber attacks often start with something as simple as a stolen or guessed password. Once an attacker gets into an account, they can move quickly across systems, access sensitive
Macro Settings: Stopping Hidden Threats in Everyday Files Cyber attacks don’t always start with an obvious threat. Sometimes, they begin with a simple Word or Excel document.Macros – small programs that automate tasks in Microsoft Office –
Regular Backups: The Safety Net Every Business Needs Cyber attacks, system failures and human errors are, unfortunately, becoming all too common for Australian businesses.When something goes wrong, backups can be the difference between a short disruption and
