That accounting software provider, IT support company, or cloud storage service you rely on? They might be the weakest link in your security chain. Here's what Australian small businesses need to know about managed service provider security and how to protect themselves.
Phishing has gone from a cottage industry to a factory operation. AI writes the emails, PhaaS platforms handle the infrastructure, and Australian businesses are squarely in the crosshairs. Here's what changed and how simulated phishing attacks can prepare your team.
PEXA defended against 6.5 million intrusion attempts last year while processing trillions in property transactions. Their layered security approach offers practical lessons for any Australian small business, and phishing training for employees Australia is where most should start.
Moving to a shared workspace saves money but introduces new risks. Learn what security features to demand from your flex-office provider before signing the lease.
Security audits come in nine different flavours, but most Australian small businesses only need to worry about three or four. This guide cuts through the jargon to help you understand which audits matter for your business and where email security testing fits in.
The launch went well. Everyone completed their first training module. Then month three arrived, and suddenly nobody cares anymore. Here's why security awareness programs lose steam and what Australian businesses can do to build lasting habits instead of one-off campaigns.
A recent WA government audit revealed that poorly configured Microsoft 365 settings enabled a $71,000 invoice fraud and a data breach exposing minors' information. For Australian small businesses without dedicated IT teams, these findings offer a wake-up call about the connection between technical settings and human vulnerability.
The 2025 XDR Report found that 90% of ransomware attacks exploited firewall weaknesses, with some attacks moving from breach to encryption in just three hours. For construction firms managing project files, supplier payments and client data, these findings demand attention and action.
Tech vendors are pushing "phishing-resistant" MFA as the answer to credential theft. But attackers have already adapted, targeting the human behind the login screen rather than the login itself. Here's why security awareness training remains your most practical defence.
Scam emails have become alarmingly convincing, and Australian small businesses are prime targets. This guide shows you how phishing simulation and automated security awareness training can protect your team without eating into your workday.