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If you collect personal information in your business, you need to understand your obligations regarding storing, maintaining and protecting customer and employee data. Let’s demystify data and what to do if there’s a data breach.

With businesses becoming more digital and robbers using sophisticated systems to steal information and demand ransoms in return, it’s crucial for SMEs to have proper ransomware protection in place.

While COVID-19 has paved the way to working from home, it has also opened the gateway to hackers who have their finger on the pulse – looking to exploit vulnerabilities in work from home models. Businesses need to gear up to keep cybercriminals at bay. Here’s what you can do to protect your organisation.

Cyber security – what’s the big deal? Let’s dive in and find out.

Every day Australian businesses are being targeted by cyber scams. According to Scamwatch, between January and March 2021, there have been 14,226 reports of phishing with a revenue loss of $659,517.
2,235 of these were email phishing scams. 

As cybercriminals use more sophisticated methods to target businesses, did you know that as a business owner there are some simple ways you can reclaim the power?

Interacting with customers online brings increased cybersecurity risks to any SME, for example email scams and data breaches. Here’s what to do about these risks.

What would you do if a cyber attack took down your website at the busiest time of year? Here’s what can happen and how to protect yourself.

The cyber attack on Optus has exposed the dangers of cyber risks to businesses, with SMEs “sitting ducks” if they don’t take measures to defend against future risks.

From the evolution of AI to an increase in targeted ransomware, the year ahead presents major challenges for Australian businesses.