
What Is a Business Continuity Plan (BCP)? A Guide for Australian Small Businesses
Imagine arriving at your office on Monday morning to find it flooded from a burst pipe. Or discovering that a cyberattack has locked you out of all your customer data.
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Imagine arriving at your office on Monday morning to find it flooded from a burst pipe. Or discovering that a cyberattack has locked you out of all your customer data.

Remember when QR codes were just for restaurant menus during COVID? Scammers remember too. And now they’re weaponising them. If your business uses email (which, let’s face it, you do),

Think about your business’s phone system for a moment. Consequently, does it still rely on a traditional landline? For many Australian businesses, this outdated setup means suffering from a frustrating

Right now, your business’s data is like a vault secured with a complex, digital lock. But what if a new technology was being built that could open that lock with

Tackling the digital landscape can feel like a high-stakes game for Australian businesses. Indeed, every day, countless companies face a frustrating—and often costly—challenge: software compatibility issues. Consequently, a new accounting

Recently, a sharp increase in cyber attacks has been observed across Australia and New Zealand, where the Akira ransomware group is exploiting vulnerabilities in SonicWall SSL-VPN devices, notably the CVE-2024-40766

To begin with, did you know that Australia is one of the highest generators of e-waste per capita in the world, with each Australian producing around 20 kilograms of e-waste

In Australia, data breaches are on the rise, with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) reporting 1,113 incidents in 2024 —a 25% jump from the previous year.At the

As a small business owner in Australia, you’re likely focused on customers, cash flow, and growth. The term “cryptographic key management” probably sounds like something reserved for banks or spy