Should failing a phishing test be a fireable offence?
KrebsOnSecurity published an interesting article this week. It's a question we come across an awful lot. "What should I do if my staff don't comply with our policies?" Some of our clients take advantage of our advanced Security Awareness Training offerings, which...
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Information Security, and why a low-end firewall is like a bad NPC (Non Player Character) in a video game.
There’s a silly online video on Youtube that summarises my thoughts in this perfectly. Content warning, there’s some inappropriate themes and some violence This illustrates my point about a lot of low-end firewalls, and it makes sense, they’re programmed...
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Xero, Integrations, and making business management a breeze.
Xero, Integrations, and making business management a breeze. We’re currently running through a Xero deployment, and anyone who’s run a business (or been near anyone who’s run a business), knows how painful it can be come tax time. (Annual Reporting seems...
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Thank God for IT….
Thank God for IT…. Bear with me a minute, we’re not trying to pat ourselves on the back, we’re just posting a comment we received multiple times over the Christmas period which sparked an interesting trend… People seem to enjoy the silly season a little bit longer,...
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The Holiday Season, Rural Getaways and the rise of airbnb
The Holiday Season, Rural Getaways and the rise of airbnb It’s that time of the year again, everything gets manic, there’s last minute rushing around, the roads get packed with travellers visiting family, and I get away from Sydney to visit the far south coast to take...
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Standard Routers, and why your WiFi sucks.
Standard Routers, and why your WiFi sucks. This post was inspired as I was travelling through Thailand and witnessed the quality of network deployments along the way. (I know, I’m not normal). Along the way I figured out there was at least some semi-quality installs...
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