MailGuard Partners Blog

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.  

BAMITS is a corporate I.T. support and solution provider and have been Certified Resellers of MailGuard since 2014.

The company provides technical, advisory and managed service solutions to the greater Melbourne metropolitan areas and Gippsland in regional Victoria.

We spoke to Perry Askew, Business Development Manager at BAMITS, to find out more about his views on MailGuard as an email security solution and the value it provides to the BAMITS' customers.

The power of the pioneering spirit

Capitol Health is a leading provider of diagnostic imaging services to the Australian healthcare market. 

Their objective is to build a leading healthcare business with potential for sustainable growth and profitability.  

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. 

Do you go on holidays without buying travel insurance? I sure don’t. When I’m in Champagne's exotic vineyards or tasting fine wine somewhere during my Taste Champagne adventures, I want to be sure that my trip isn’t ruined with a big hospital bill. 

A MailGuard client since July 2018, Software Optimisation Services (SOS) provides specialist skills and data to help organisations make the best software investment decisions. 

The consultancy enables organisations to optimise their current licensing positions, reduce cloud sprawl and quickly identify potential security vulnerabilities via the latest IT diagnostic tools and domain experience.

What would be the consequence if you or your clients' business emails were not accessible for 30 minutes? How about a full day? A week?