Your Privacy Policy Probably Doesn’t Match What Your Systems Actually Do
Your Privacy Policy Probably Doesn’t Match What Your Systems Actually Do
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. […]
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Cyber Insurance Can Pay for the Damage. It Cannot Stop the Attack.
Cyber Insurance Can Pay for the Damage. It Cannot Stop the Attack.
Cyber Insurance Is Not a Cybersecurity Strategy A cyber insurance policy can help an organization recover financially after an attack. It cannot stop an attacker from getting in, keep your systems running or guarantee that every loss will be covered. For years, businesses have purchased insurance to manage risks they cannot completely eliminate. Buildings are […]
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What Australian Businesses Have to Report After a Cyber Incident
What Australian Businesses Have to Report After a Cyber Incident
It’s 6:40 on a Monday morning and your operations manager can’t open the job management system. By 8am the file server is full of encrypted files, a ransom note is sitting on every workstation, and someone in the leadership group is asking whether the insurer will pay. Most of the discussion that follows will be […]
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Ransomware Can Shut Down a Business Overnight. Is Yours Ready?
Ransomware Can Shut Down a Business Overnight. Is Yours Ready?
If Ransomware Hit Tonight, Would Your Business Open Tomorrow? Ransomware preparedness is not really about whether your organization can prevent every attack. The more important question may be what happens the morning after one succeeds. Imagine arriving at work tomorrow morning and discovering that nobody can log in. Email is unavailable. Shared files will not […]
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Cybercriminals Have Found a New Way Into the Office: Microsoft Teams
Cybercriminals Have Found a New Way Into the Office: Microsoft Teams
Hackers Have Moved Beyond Email: Now They’re Calling You in Microsoft Teams You’ve trained your employees not to click suspicious emails. But what happens when the hacker simply calls them at work? For years, cybersecurity awareness training has focused heavily on email. Employees have been taught to watch for strange links, unexpected attachments, suspicious sender […]
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Cybercriminals Are Changing Tactics
Cybercriminals Are Changing Tactics
Cybercriminals Are Changing Tactics: What Businesses Need to Know in 2026 Cybersecurity threats are not simply becoming more numerous. They are becoming harder to distinguish from legitimate activity. That is one of the clearest messages in the Huntress 2026 Cyber Threat Report. The report examines threat activity observed during 2025 and shows attackers increasingly relying […]
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The Excel Shortcuts That Could Save You Hours at Work
The Excel Shortcuts That Could Save You Hours at Work
Microsoft Excel Shortcuts That Can Save You Time Every Day Microsoft Excel is one of those applications many businesses use constantly, but most people still rely heavily on the mouse to get things done. There is nothing wrong with that, of course. But when you spend hours every week entering data, navigating spreadsheets, creating reports […]
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Is Your IT Budget Ready for Next Year?
Is Your IT Budget Ready for Next Year?
Small Business IT Budget: What to Include and How to Plan It Technology has become one of the most important operating expenses for almost every small business. Computers, cloud services, cybersecurity, internet access, software subscriptions, backups, support, and equipment replacement all need to be planned for — yet IT is still often treated as an […]
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Phishing Emails Don’t Look Fake Anymore
Phishing Emails Don’t Look Fake Anymore
Artificial intelligence has changed phishing. The spelling mistakes, awkward wording, and obvious red flags people were once trained to watch for are disappearing. Today’s phishing emails can be polished, professional, personalized, and surprisingly convincing. That means businesses need to change how employees evaluate suspicious messages. Instead of asking whether an email looks legitimate, the better […]
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