The latest innovations in IT security automation
Technology and IT innovations are evolving at an exponential rate—but so too are the methods and technologies used by those who try and breach enterprise systems.
Why Backup as a Service (BaaS) is expected to be the next big thing in the Asia Pacific
Streamlined and automated backup services in the cloud have arrived and businesses in the APAC region are predicted to migrate their disaster recovery to these services in waves.
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 support to end in early 2020
Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 have had a great run. Businesses have enjoyed these platforms for over a decade, but the time has come to upgrade with Microsoft finally ceasing support for both platforms.
Why disaster recovery should be your top priority
When your network and data are housed in a central server room, either onsite or offsite, there is a range of disasters that can cause them to go offline. It could be fire, flood or any range of environmental factors disconnect your business systems, would you be able to continue operations? That is why disaster recovery is so critical to businesses of all sizes, so you can minimise your downtime and continue to service your customer and client base.
Why your business needs to take data security seriously now
The Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal demonstrated how data security breaches can impact an organisation, but it is not just large scale projects that can put a company at risk. An employee can set off a security breach by accidentally emailing a file to the wrong person. All businesses need to put in place plans and procedures to minimise risk and protect their information.
Which digital solutions are right for your SMB?
Technology is everywhere in the modern age, including small business where it is vital to stay updated to remain competitive.
What mandatory data breach notifications mean for SMBs
Cybercrime has become a major problem in Australia, with over 114,000 reports of cybercrime registered with the Australian Cybercrime Online Reporting Network (ACORN) since 2014.
The handling of sensitive customer data in the digital world has become so important that the Federal Government has legislated mandatory data breach notifications, which started in February 2018.
10 reasons for cloud computing for small business
Cloud services are a massive industry with forecasts showing that Australians will spend $4.6 billion this year alone.
There are numerous reasons why so many small businesses are looking to the cloud for their data and system storage. Here are 10 reasons why you should consider making the switch today.
The key to disaster recovery
There is one thing which is certain in business and that is that things will go wrong at some point. It’s a matter of when, not if, disaster will strike. The key to recovering from any disaster is to be prepared. Taking a proactive approach in business can be the difference between an organisation surviving or folding. This is why having an effective disaster recovery (DR) plan is imperative to the survival of your business.