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Cybersecurity that makes sense for your business
No jargon, no fear tactics. Practical security advice to protect your Australian business from real threats.
What we cover
- Essential Eight compliance for SMBs
- Phishing prevention and staff training
- Password policies and access management
- Incident response planning
Who it's for
- SMB owners managing their own security
- IT managers at growing businesses
- Compliance officers in regulated industries
- Anyone tired of fear-based security marketing
Latest posts
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QR Code Scams Are Surging in Australia: How to Protect Your Business
Malicious QR codes are becoming a serious threat for Australian businesses. Attackers are using them to steal credentials, deploy malware, and redirect payments. Here's what you need to know.
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The Small Business Cyber Insurance Checklist for 2026
Cyber insurance for small businesses isn't optional anymore. But getting coverage requires meeting security requirements that many SMBs don't realise they need. Here's what insurers actually check.
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AI-Powered Endpoint Protection: What SMBs Should Actually Look For
Every security vendor now claims their endpoint protection uses AI. Here's how to cut through the marketing and evaluate what AI-powered endpoint tools actually do for small and mid-size businesses.
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Securing Business Messaging: WhatsApp, Signal, and the Apps Your Staff Are Already Using
Your employees are discussing client details, financials, and internal matters on personal messaging apps. Here's a practical guide to managing the security risk without banning everything.
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AI-Powered Security Monitoring: A Realistic SOC Alternative for SMBs
You can't afford a 24/7 security operations centre. Neither can most small businesses. Here's how AI-driven monitoring tools are filling the gap — and where they fall short.
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The Password Mistakes Australian Businesses Still Make in 2026 (and What to Do Instead)
Passwords haven't gone away. And the same mistakes that caused breaches five years ago are still happening. Here's a blunt guide to getting password hygiene right.
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AI-Powered Phishing Attacks Are Getting Scary Good in 2026 — How SMBs Can Fight Back
Phishing emails used to be easy to spot. AI has changed that. Here's what Australian small businesses need to know about the new generation of phishing attacks and practical defences.
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The Real Cost of a Data Breach for an Australian Small Business
A data breach doesn't just cost you in fines. Incident response, customer notification, legal fees, and lost business add up fast. Here's what Australian SMBs actually face.
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Business Email Compromise Is Still the Biggest Threat to Australian SMBs
Forget the fancy attacks. Business email compromise is still how most Australian SMBs lose money to cybercrime. Here's what to do about it.
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MFA Fatigue Attacks: The New Trick Hitting Australian Small Businesses
You set up MFA thinking you were safe. Now attackers are finding ways around it by bombarding your staff with push notifications.
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Supply Chain Attacks Through AI Skill Marketplaces: The New Threat Vector Businesses Aren't Thinking About
While everyone's worried about ransomware and phishing, attackers are quietly poisoning AI skill marketplaces with compromised code. Here's what you need to know.
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Security Audit for AI Agent Platforms: What SMBs Need to Know Before Deploying OpenClaw
Thinking about deploying AI agents like OpenClaw in your business? Here's the security checklist you need before putting autonomous AI into production.
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Password Security in 2026: What Works Now
Password advice has evolved. Here's what actually works for Australian SMBs in 2026.
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Preparing Your SMB for 2027: Security Priorities
With Q4 2026 underway, here's how Australian SMBs should prepare their security posture for the year ahead.
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2026 So Far: Cybersecurity Trends Affecting Australian SMBs
We're three quarters through 2026. Here's what's actually happening in cybersecurity for Australian small business.