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Let’s be honest — managing IT remotely can feel like juggling flaming swords while walking a tightrope. For years, IT teams have been using a mishmash of software to handle their day-to-day operations — one for antivirus, another for remote support, another for patch management, and yet another for reporting. You get the idea. This […]

Let’s face it: managing IT security is no walk in the park. Cyber threats are evolving, businesses are scaling, and IT teams are juggling an ever-growing list of responsibilities. Most teams are stuck using a bunch of different tools to monitor threats, manage devices, and protect networks. It’s a hassle. Switching between platforms takes forever,

Let’s face it—running a business is hard enough without having to worry about cyberattacks. But in today’s digital world, online threats aren’t going anywhere. From phishing emails to ransomware attacks, businesses of all sizes are at risk. Yet, many small businesses feel stuck. The solutions available are often too complicated, too expensive, or simply not

These days, we use our devices for practically everything: connecting with friends, handling finances, shopping, and more. With each click and tap, we put a little more of our personal information out there. And with cybercrime costing individuals and businesses over $8 trillion in 2023 alone, online threats are no longer a “maybe” — they’re

In today’s digital age, cyber threats are constantly evolving, with ransomware emerging as one of the most dangerous and disruptive forms of malware.  It’s no longer a rare occurrence—ransomware attacks are happening increasingly, hitting individuals and businesses hard. In this blog, we’ll explain what ransomware is, its dangers, and how Avast’s advanced security solutions can

  The digital space will keep evolving and transforming with constant sophistication. And with these developments, so do the efforts of cyberattackers who are watching over your system’s vulnerabilities. In fact, Australia records, on average, one cyberattack every 10 minutes. Is your basic antivirus enough to guard your sensitive business information against ever-evolving cyber attacks?