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What are the dangers of unknown USB devices? | Computing Australia

Dangers Lurking Behind Unknown USB Devices

USB devices are external hard drives and flash drives that are small, inexpensive, and portable, which are used widely for storing and transferring files from one device to another. However, the same features make them attractive and popular among cybercriminals. They use USB devices to distribute malicious and spreadable malware onto your devices.

Australian Federal Government Budget | Computing Australia

The Federal Government Budget 2020-21 – Businesses in Recovery Mode

The COVID 19 pandemic has had a severe impact on our business economy and dented business confidence as it has all around the world. The Australian Federal Government Budget for 2020-21 was recently released. The Government’s economic response is designed to support Australian households and businesses to recover from the impact of this difficult period.

How To Protect Your Accounts From Cybercriminals | Computing Australia

How To Protect Your Accounts From Cybercriminals

Cybercrimes are ongoing threats that continuously evolve as technology evolves. You can never predict when your account will be attacked by a cyber-criminal. Cyberattacks are no longer limited to big corporations or government sites. Small businesses and individuals are not safe from cybercrimes. A small business may find it harder to recover from a security incident. As an SMB it is important to understand how to protect your accounts from cybercriminals.

Tips for a Successful E-Commerce Website - The CAG

21 Tips for a Successful E-Commerce Website

An eCommerce site helps you to connect with more customers, build your brand and ultimately drive more sales. As the eCommerce space gets increasingly competitive, your online store must be optimised for maximum conversion. Whether you already have an eCommerce site or are building a new one, you want your site to make customers take action.

Why is cybersecurity important for business | Computing Australia

Why Cyber Security Needs More Focus Than Ever

In recent months we are witnessing a sharp uptick in the number of cybersecurity events all over Australia. In September, this year, Defense Minister Linda Reynolds warned that we are facing a “new normal”, as Australia released its first cybersecurity threat report which indicated 4,500 hacking attempts in a day. While we may have thwarted many hundreds of direct attacks both locally and overseas, we must remain vigilant.

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5 Minute HelpDesk – Recover Lost or Deleted Files

Have you ever trashed or burned an important paper, knowingly or by accident, only to realise later that you actually needed it? That happens with digital files too! But luckily you can retrieve deleted electronic data. Our IT HelpDesk from Perth tells you how you can recover lost or deleted files in Windows in a few steps.

How do I save money on IT support? | Managed IT Service Provider

I Spend a Fortune on IT – Why Do I have Nothing But Problems?

This is a common concern with business owners. You expect good IT to streamline and improve how your business functions; but instead, it ends up eating up a significant chunk of your budget and leads to frustration. IT expenditure is cyclic – most businesses refresh their major infrastructure every 4 to 5 years. But an increasing IT spend, particularly for IT support is a sign that things are going wrong.

Archive older items automatically in Office – 5 Minute Help Desk

5 Minute HelpDesk – Archive Older Emails Automatically in Office 365

Emails have a way of filling your inbox quickly. New mails, replies, chain mails, forwards, FYIs – your Outlook inbox can spiral out of control before you even realise it. It is crucial to keep your inbox neat to manage your mails better and avoid confusion and missed mails. Archiving old emails automatically can take a load off your inbox and unclutter your mind at the same time.

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