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When people hear “small business website security”, they picture hackers going after big corporations. In my experience it’s the opposite — it’s the small, forgotten websites that get hit. And it usually starts with the same phone call.
Every few months a new enquiry lands, and it’s the same call. “The website’s acting weird.” Or worse — the owner only found ou...
Article summary: ASD has released its Essentials series to replace the Essential Eight, but it hasn’t announced a timeline and the core controls aren’t going anywhere. Insurers and clients ask about MFA, backups, patching and admin rights, not framework names. Keep working on those now.
Has a client, insurer or broker asked you about the Essential Eight lately...
Microsoft is warning businesses that some Windows computers could lose access to Windows Update in 2027 unless important security updates are installed. The problem involves expiring digital certificates used to establish trusted connections to Microsoft’s update services. For organizations running olde...
It’s Friday afternoon. Your phone rings and it’s the managing director. Same voice, same way of saying your name. They’re about to board a flight, a supplier needs paying today or the deal falls over, and could you push it through before you leave? They’ll sort out the paperwork on Monday.
A few years ago that call would have been genuine. Today, it might be a voice cl...
Pull up the privacy policy on your website and read it slowly. Somewhere in there is a line saying personal information is “stored securely”, probably another saying it is “destroyed when no longer required”, and possibly one stating that you don’t send information overseas. Now ask whoever manages your IT whether those statements are true.
For most Sydney businesses, ...