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A person in a woodworking workshop showing a customer a furniture design on a laptop

14 September 2026

Where can Townsville small businesses get cyber security help?

Find current cyber advice, check which training is available, understand which older programs have ended, and turn recommendations into a practical plan.

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16 August 2026

How to spot a scam before your business pays for it

Scam messages are getting more convincing. Here are seven warning signs, a simple verification habit and the first steps to take if something has gone wrong.

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15 August 2026

What IT Services Does a Small Business Actually Need?

Seven IT functions every small business should account for, how support differs from managed IT, and the questions to ask before signing a contract.

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10 August 2026

Queensland's $11.5 million micro-credentials program: free cyber security, AI and procurement training for small business

A new $11.5 million Queensland Government investment funds free AI, cyber security and procurement micro-credentials for small and family businesses through the University of the Sunshine Coast. A separate, already-available free cyber security course runs through TAFE Queensland. Neither replaces a proper security review, but both are a genuinely useful, no-cost starting point.

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Can They Email As Me shown on a laptop, with an explanation of email spoofing and the roles of SPF, DKIM and DMARC.

9 August 2026

Can someone spoof email from my domain? Try our free domain check

Can They Email As Me? is a free, privacy-first domain spoofing check for Australian businesses, charities and community organisations — now available in preview.

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7 August 2026

WordPress just had a rough month: what every business and charity website owner should check now

WordPress shipped two security releases in as many weeks as AI-accelerated exploit discovery hit old vulnerabilities. If your site was set up years ago and hasn't been touched since, here's what to check and who to ask.

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Illustration of an organisation connected through a vendor to a fourth-party supplier, with a warning icon showing where unmanaged risk travels through the chain.

29 July 2026

What a Queensland Audit Office report on third-party cyber risk means for the rest of us

The Queensland Audit Office's Managing third-party cyber security risks report found public sector entities gave testers admin-level access and left security out of most vendor contracts. Here's what smaller organisations can take from it.

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A magnifying glass reviewing a business dashboard showing email, DNS and website security signals.

27 July 2026

Free cyber security check now open to every Australian business, not just charities

Suburban Secure's free, instant cyber security check is now open to any Australian business. Enter your domain to see if your email, DNS and website security has quietly gone stale.

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12 July 2026

Starting a charity or small business in 2026: the technology decisions that matter early

A practical technology roadmap for anyone setting up a charity or small business in 2026 — registration steps, choosing Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, picking a communications platform, and building a phone strategy that keeps you reachable.

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11 July 2026

Building a security-first network for your business or not-for-profit in 2026

AI-accelerated attacks and a steady stream of WordPress plugin exploits in 2026 make a security-first network non-negotiable — and it doesn't have to mean tens of thousands of dollars in licensing.

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