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5 Common Attack Vectors & the Ultimate Solution to Combat Them

Published November 27, 2018
An attack vector is the means by which a hacker gains access to your computer or network server, in order to engineer a malicious outcome. Through various attack methods, hackers can exploit system vulnerabilities of all sorts (including the human element, i.e. your staff). In this post, we will explore 5 common attack vectors and […]
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Are you getting everything you can out of what you're paying for Office 365?

Published October 23, 2018
Office 365 is a great suite of software, but most business are stuck using only the basics that it offers: Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint. Don’t be fooled by the name. The traditional Office applications are now licensed differently, but Office 365 is so much more than just “Office”. Every version of Office 365 comes […]
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Reusing Old Passwords Spells Future Trouble

Published October 23, 2018
Do you reuse the same password like Mark Zuckerberg did? Here’s a lesson from recent history that is worth bearing in mind the next time you have to set a password. Humans are creatures of comfort. Through our everyday decision-making we actively avoid making our lives more difficult, and that’s not a bad thing… generally. […]
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The Essential 8 from AustCyber

Published October 17, 2018
What Are the Essential 8? The Essential 8 are a prioritised list of mitigation strategies that help organisations of all sorts to protect their systems against cyber threats. Although no standalone mitigation strategy is guaranteed to prevent cyber incidents, when implemented together the former Australian Signals Directorate estimated that 85% of cyberattacks could have been […]
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Online Threats - The 5 Most Vulnerable Job Titles In Your Staff & How to Protect Them

Published October 11, 2018
When it comes to online threats, certain job titles are more vulnerable than others. If you run a business, it is essential that you identify these vulnerabilities. It is also crucial that you have preventative measures in place to mitigate the risks of cyber attacks. In this post, we will cover the 5 most vulnerable […]
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Stop Email Threats with Barracuda Essentials for Office 365

Published September 28, 2018
In the modern world, the likelihood of data breaches and security threats is ever-increasing. Email, in particular, is the leading threat vector for ransomware, phishing, data theft and other attacks. Unfortunately, most businesses simply don’t have the time or the resources to come up with solutions to address these threats - as a result, they […]
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Phishing, Spear-Phishing and Whaling – same same but different. Here's how...

Published September 14, 2018
Gone are the days of the benign Nigerian prince sending poorly worded emails that promise recipients untold millions just ripe for the taking … or so we thought. Decades after swindling countless victims around the world, the Nigerian Prince variant of phishing emails continue to lure the unwary. In fact, the classic bait-and-hook scam still […]
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Get Your Strategic Digital Transformation Underway with Computer One

Published August 2, 2018
When was the last time you evaluated the efficiency of your business processes? And what about the last time you researched how the latest technology could help you to gain competitive advantage while reducing cost? Like many businesses, your answer is probably along the lines of ‘not sure’ or ‘can’t remember’. If you want to […]
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The Rise of the Guest Network. How we Predict Threats and Restrict Information Access based on Device Types and Users

Published July 30, 2018
20 years ago, it was easy to create and administer your own company network. You cabled the computers (typically desktops) in a daisy chain or to a central switch, connected to a modem and accessed the early wonders of Internet and email. There was no such thing as ransomware, data theft was confined to government […]
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The Staggering Cost of NotPetya Infection: DLA Piper and TNT Still Reeling from Avoidable Breaches

Published June 13, 2018
It’s been about a year since NotPetya hit, taking several large businesses offline and wreaking havoc from an operational standpoint. DLA Piper and TNT Express are among the major companies still licking their wounds, with both incurring enormous cost to get their businesses back on track. Complex Systems Broken Down and Rebuilt Major law firm […]
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