Dropbox alternatives that are more secure
Storing and sharing files online definitely has advantages and there are not many people that haven’t heard about DropBox. One […]
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167 million accounts stolen
In 2012 Linked was hacked and Russian hackers stole approximately 6.5 million usernames and passwords. In May 2016 it was ‘discovered’ […]
How you can work remotely from overseas (or even a different city)
For a number of years now I have successfully managed to volunteer abroad and keep the business running as usual. […]
Five key points from the Privacy Act to remember
What is Personal Information? Personal information is very broadly defined as any information about an identifiable individual. How can Personal […]
Disaster Recovery is no longer just a nice to have
So far in 2016 I have seen too many cases of small businesses losing data. Instances include someone dropping their […]
6 tips to keep your Facebook clean, secure and private
Now is a good time to do some digital cleanup, while the year is still fresh. Review your security and […]
Cyber breaches a weekly occurrence for many ANZ organisations
JULY 15, 2015 3PM HEATHER WRIGHT Nearly half of Australian and New Zealand IT managers are now dealing with weekly […]
Working smarter not harder – favourite apps
Recently I was asked to speak at the NZ Institute of Chartered Accountants about working smarter. Being what InfoAge is all […]
Australian Email Scam – Traffic Infringement
Police have warned Canberrans of an email scam asking drivers to cough up money for negligent driving and infecting computers […]
How to avoid router attacks
How to avoid Internet attacks on your small business or home router.