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Clever Connex

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Address: Forbes St 4101 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.cleverconnex.com.au

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25.01.2022 Learn more about CCTV security: https://www.cleverconnex.com.au/blog/june-11th-2017

24.01.2022 New Ultra-thin Cat6 patch leads and the door on the rack will actually close now. Unfortunately no room for proper cable management.

20.01.2022 Police withdraw 8000 speeding fines after Virus Infection A review of all 280 speed cameras across Victoria has been ordered after an additional 55 were found to be infected with the WannaCry virus on Friday. A total of 97 Victorian speed cameras have so far been identified as infected with the virus that has wreaked havoc with individuals, businesses, hospitals and governments across the globe in May and June. Could your business survive if you lost access to all your files and data? Call us today if you need help securing your business against today's threats.

13.01.2022 QLD beats NSW Queensland is unfortunately in first place for 2017 with over $200,000 lost to hacking as reported by 613 people to the ACCC. Over 62% of money lost is reported by those over the age of 55. These figures represent only what has been reported to the ACCC and are in fact likely to be much higher. The vast majority of attacks are instigated by a phone call where a scammer will trick someone in to installing malicious software on their computer. As always, don't click on links or open attachments in emails from people you don't know; Ensure your computer has up-to-date security software; Use passwords that are not easy to guess and do not share them with anyone; If you receive a call claiming to be from a "Technical" department just hang-up.

11.01.2022 Next year is shaping up to be a battle of the digital assistant. Australia is in line to be one of the first countries to receive the new Apple HomePod this December https://www.apple.com/au/homepod/. The new wave of digital assistants are like smart speakers that sit on your kitchen bench and listen for commands in the same way that some people currently use Hey Siri or Ok, Google on their phone. The current king of digital assistants in the US is Amazon’s Echo range ...but there is currently no official launch date for the Amazon Echo in Australia. We will no doubt see an announcement soon with the Amazon shopping portal due to launch in Oz in 2018. Google is set to be the first on sale here with their Google Home device anticipated for mid-year. Expect a price tag between $199 and $299 on release. Amazon is already moving beyond simple How’s the weather? commands with the recent release of their Echo Look device. This new smart camera can take photos of the clothes you are wearing and even make style suggestions based on machine learning algorithms. https://youtu.be/9X_fP4pPWPw. See more

07.01.2022 IT Security is not just strong passwords and good backup. As the devices we use such as printers and cameras become smarter their capacity to cause harm also i...ncreases. Check out this amazing video from HP about printer security. It is quite long at 6 minutes but is incredibly well made and though it may seem far-fetched is in fact very real. See more

02.01.2022 Currently spend too much time on the phone managing your appointments? Microsoft Bookings from Office 365 could be for you. This is free feature if you are on a Business Premium subscription and perfect for small businesses who currently take appointments over the phone or via email. Microsoft Bookings will allow you to take appointments via Facebook or the web saving you time and effort. Check the video below for a brief overview.