Your clients already trust you with their email, their backups and their patching. Phishing simulation is the natural next service, and it does not need to eat your helpdesk hours. Here is how to package it, price it and run it across every client from one dashboard.
Criminals no longer need technical skill to run convincing phishing campaigns. A checklist of seven practical steps can help small businesses without an IT team reduce the risk, and automated phishing testing for non-technical managers makes the hardest step the easiest one.
That innocent-looking meeting invite in your inbox could be a phishing trap. Attackers are now hiding malicious links inside calendar files, bypassing traditional email security. Here's what Australian business owners need to know about this growing threat and how to train your team to spot it.
Generative AI tools are changing how scammers target Australian businesses. These eight practical security measures build on controls you probably already have, making AI risk management achievable without a dedicated IT team or massive budget.
New research reveals a dangerous disconnect: nearly half of Australian small businesses believe they're too small to attract cyber criminals, while simultaneously admitting they lack confidence to protect sensitive data. The training gap is real, but closing it takes less time than you think.
Free phishing simulation tools look attractive until you factor in the hours spent managing them. This cost-benefit analysis breaks down what Australian small businesses actually pay when choosing between free manual tools and automated platforms.
If you run a physiotherapy clinic, psychology practice or chiropractic office, you're handling the same sensitive health information as a GP. That means you face the same Privacy Act obligations and the same risks from phishing attacks. Here's what you actually need to know.
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.