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3 Cyber Security Tips for Small Business Owners

11th September 20197th September 2019 Gabor

How to keep your small business secure from cyber attacks? With the following three simple measures, you can quickly improve the risk profile of your company.

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How to Protect Your Legal Practice from Payment Redirection Fraud

25th July 201816th December 2018 Gabor

Learn why Australian legal professionals are high-value targets for cybercriminals and why you should be concerned. You will learn how and why money transfer scams work, and practical steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim of fraud.

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How you can protect your Microsoft Exchange email service from cyber attacks

22nd June 201816th December 2018 Gabor

Microsoft Exchange is a popular choice for providing email services for businesses. Its email features and seamless integration with Microsoft Outlook are undoubtedly convenient and easy to use, but what about security?

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Why Outdated Anti-Phishing Advice Leaves You Exposed – Stories from the Trenches (Part 2)

13th June 201816th December 2018 Gabor

High-quality emails, confusing branding of domain names and poor user interfaces all play right into the hands of the cybercriminals. We showcase a range of real-world phishing emails caught by our anti-phishing technology, which would have otherwise ended up in our clients’ inboxes.

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Why Outdated Anti-Phishing Advice Leaves You Exposed – Stories from the Trenches (Part 1)

13th June 201821st March 2019 Gabor

As the latest phishing techniques are more sophisticated than ever before, general anti-phishing tips cannot safeguard you or your business from becoming a phishing victim.

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Build a Privacy-respecting and Threat-blocking DNS Server

9th January 201822nd December 2017 Gabor

DNS blackholing can help you protect your devices from malware, ransomware and phishing. This guide shows how you can build your private DNS server that can block threats and protects your privacy.

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