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This site has been setup to help anyone in business find the right answers for their IT & Communications. It is not about hardcore IT articles, this CPU, that Hard Drive it is about finding the solution for your business and maybe even help with the design and implementation.
We aim to provide useful articles, advice and information to assist in working out where your business needs to be with Information Technology & Communications in the workplace.
Topics that we hope to cover in the coming months will be, General IT, Cloud, Mobile Devices, Telephony, Communications, Software, Business Process and many more topics that you need to assist in developing your business.
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Spear-Phishing
- Published 24/01/2018
It is amazing to see the terms that are defined for different types of attack as below. A more targeted form of phishing is known as ‘spear-phishing’. Rather than emailing many people at once, these emails are more targeted and are usually only sent to one person, and made to look like it’s from someone you know, and that the topic is relevant to you. Spear-phishing is used to ...
What is SPAM and how do I avoid it?
- Published 17/01/2018
As a kid and even in my twenties I loved a good SPAM sandwich or SPAM on toast. Now after 30 years in the ICT Industry SPAM has a whole different meaning and is certainly not as appetising as it used to be. Spam email is a form of commercial advertising which is economically viable because email is a very cost-effective medium for the sender. If just a fraction of the recipients of a spam message ...
False Emails - How To Check
- Published 9/12/2016
We all get dozens of emails every day, sometime the SPAM emails are obvious to spot sometimes they are not. The easy ones have poor grammar, spelling mistakes or poor translation from the country of origin, we refer to them affectionately as "Chinglish" mistakes. Some are pretty good, and if you are not sure then how do you check..... The example below from Suncorp looks pretty good with no ...
