Don’t Get Hooked: Common EOFY Scams (and How to Avoid Them)
Tax time is a favourite season for scammers—think fake refunds, urgent emails, and dodgy attachments. But the phishing doesn’t stop there. From car registration reminders to “overdue tolls,” scammers use urgency and authority to trick you all year round. Here’s how to stay one step ahead.
Cybersecurity Month—A Wake-up Call
October is Cybersecurity Month—perfect timing to fortify your business. Learn why New Zealand can't ignore cybersecurity and how Think Concepts can help.
Top 5 backup mistakes in business
Senior Consultant, Timur Frolenkov highlights key data security errors: underestimating risks, uniform backups, neglecting upkeep, relying on one method and confusing backup with recovery in our latest blog.
Introducing Phriendly Phishing: Proactive cyber protection for your business
Worried about phishing scams and cybersecurity attacks? You are not alone. Cyber attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, but thanks to ThinkConcepts' new award-winning Phriendly Phishing package, you can empower your employees while proactively protecting your business and its precious data.
Why Keeping Your Software Up-to-Date is Critical
Learn about the recent LastPass security breach caused by an outdated software vulnerability, and why it's essential to keep your software up-to-date. Discover how implementing company protocols can help manage staff laptops and protect sensitive data.
What's new with antivirus technology
Antivirus technology is essential for protecting your business. Learn more about EDR and the latest developments in cybersecurity.
6 Tips for Creating a Positive Cyber Culture
Think Concepts Regional Manager Gary Smith provides some practical suggestions on creating a positive culture around cybersecurity within your workplace.
Protecting Your Passwords
We get it. Passwords are a pain – but they’re also a necessary evil. In our latest blog post, senior consultant, Dale McCullough tells you how to minimise the evil part with password security dos and don’ts.
IT attacks are bound to happen- its how prepared you are that makes the difference…
Waikato DHB suffered a crippling Malware attack, which has had a devastating effect on patients and the hospital administration. DHB boss Kevin Snee admitted that they were warned about the risks but didn’t take enough action to protect their IT infrastructure. We explain what went wrong and how organisations can prevent this happening in our latest blog.
COVID-19: The cybersecurity risks of remote working (and how to mitigate them)
The shift towards remote and BYOD work practices puts many companies at risk of a significant data breach. Here’s what you need to do to protect your business.
Protecting Your Company From Cyber-Attacks
As any company knows, a robust cyber security protocol is imperative in order to safeguard your network from the big bad wolves of the internet. Attackers are one of the greatest dangers to your company’s most sensitive data, particularly your financial information. Once an external attack has access to this information, the consequences can be extremely costly – and may even destroy a business.