MailGuard Partners Blog

Click Frenzy in November marks the start of online Christmas season shopping in Australia, followed by the additional online shopping campaign Black Friday. These one-day pressure sales promise outrageous bargains from some of Australia’s biggest retailers such as Myer, Sony, Bonds, and Air New Zealand.

As IT consultants, the responsibility we hold in guiding our clients to help them build an effective digital strategy is crucially critical in the field of cybersecurity. After all, if a firm’s emails or networks aren’t secure, it can impact every aspect of that company’s operation.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month (CSAM). This effort was brought to life through a collaboration between the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the National Cyber Security Alliance. 

It might be your clients' CFO, reviewing transactions for the monthly executive payroll.  

I was going to begin this blog by posing a question to you about ‘How high cybersecurity is on your clients' list of priorities?’ 

Imagine a company with the most experienced cybersecurity team, and the best software and hardware defences. You’d probably think that this organisation won’t ever find itself on the end of a devastating cyber-attack, right?   

The End of the Financial Year (EOFY) is upon us; a time for ensuring your accounting systems aren’t a mess, and a time to spend up to make the most of tax breaks for your business.  

The power of the pioneering spirit

Here at MailGuard, we’ve often seen a spike in online shopping related cyberattacks every time a public holiday approaches.

As IT consultants, we are given the responsibility of guiding our clients and helping them build an effective cybersecurity strategy that is in accordance with their needs.