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Computer Troubleshooters-Toowoomba West

Locality: Toowoomba, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4642 1331

Address: 236 Bridge Street 4350 Toowoomba, QLD, Australia

Website: http://cttoowoombawest.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Computer Troubleshooters Toowoomba West The Cloud explaind Why Migrate? Cloud adoption by Australian businesses is on the rise, despite this nearly over 50% of small businesses are yet to embrace cloud computing. Why? Is it because company owners are unaware of the benefits? Or, is it because people don’t fully understand what cloud services are? Companies stand to gain by switching to the cloud. How? It can improve your cyber security, increase workplace productivity, mini...Continue reading

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21.01.2022 Important information regarding Telstra Services Today This morning there is an Australia wide Telstra outage affecting NBN internet,Phone and Messaging Services. Please be aware of this issue before making a call to us regarding your Internet not working. You may find that all your lights are on, on your Router and but not receiving any data through.

17.01.2022 We won the 2019 Computer Troubleshooters Queensland Franchise of the Year! At the Annual Computer Troubleshooters Australia Conference in Melbourne, Where all franchises come together to provide a better local service to you!

17.01.2022 We are deemed to be essential so trading with less staff onsite with staff working from home, strict rules, hygiene and social distancing. Cost of doing business has just skyrocketed.

15.01.2022 Office 365 for My Business Why Migrate? Whether you’re a start-up, a local, medium-sized business or a global corporation, you probably depend on applications such as Microsoft Word and Excel. Today’s work environment requires employees and businesses to be more collaborative and to be able to work on documents, files remotely, on multiple devices and at various times of the day. The easiest solution to ensure your team can do what they need to do when they need to be ensuri...Continue reading

14.01.2022 June article 2020 Heading: Cyber Attacks on the rise Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his government are so concerned about the rise in the volume of Cyber-attacks that a specific press conference was held on Friday June 20th declaring Australia under attack. This is warning Australian businesses to be proactive in defending themselves against a potential attack. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (www.cyber.gov.au) (ACSC) has identified that the threat actor is utilis...Continue reading

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12.01.2022 What are Phishing emails ? Phishing emails are often targeted and designed to lure you into providing passwords, banking details or other sensitive information. They are often well put together and may look like it has come from a legitimate or known source. If you were not expecting it, be suspicious. What is Spam ? Spam is unsolicited or promotional messages that often request personal or financial information. What do you do if you receive a suspicious email?... Don’t click on links or attachments in emails unless you recognise the sender and are sure the content is safe. Pay attention to URLs and email addresses, often these will be very similar to legitimate addresses however will differ slightly. Don’t reveal personal or financial information in emails. Review social media accounts to ensure privacy levels are appropriate. Often attackers will trawl through social media to gather intelligence for an attack If you get an email that you're sure is spam, go ahead and right click it in outlook, then select Junk -> Block Sender. If an email looks suspicious but you're not 100% sure, report it to your IT dept. How can I protect myself from these attempts? The most important aspect to prevention is education. Computer systems can only block so much - hackers will always find a way to send you these types of attempts, so knowing how to identify them is the best way to avoid being duped. To that end, why not test your skills on the google phishing quiz? Copy and paste the link below to take the google phishing quiz! https://phishingquiz.withgoogle.com/ Google has created this quiz to help you identify whether or not an email is dubious. See how you fare and compare scores against your colleagues to see who is the IT mastermind! See more

10.01.2022 Data Breach Laws - Australia What is the impact for Business? Data is more valuable than oil, as data is the lifeblood of any business. Data by itself like oil, needs to be refined before it is transformed into a valuable commodity. Data is collected everyday as part of normal business activities, assisting businesses to make important business decisions such as marketing and forecasting. Today’s greatest challenges though are hackers - cyber criminals who are focused on an...Continue reading

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09.01.2022 Key IT Challenges Small to Medium- Businesses All businesses in Australia depend on their IT systems to remain functional and therefore face some key IT challenges in a changing environment. Not all businesses are large enough to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars on the most sophisticated equipment and solutions. As a result, many small to medium-sized businesses face numerous challenges with regards to IT. Below, we explain what some of these challenges are and how you...Continue reading

06.01.2022 Great news I was awarded the Australian Franchisee of the year. Sorry no trophy yet, because of COVID the awards were online, so just the buzz from the achievement. Something like last years, only better....

04.01.2022 My Business Will Never Be Hacked Really? Many Australian small businesses have a false sense of security about their business not being hacked. Despite this confidence, the statistics don’t lie and Australian small to medium businesses need to be prepared and able to defend themselves effectively against a hack. Often, small companies simply assume that they’ll never be targeted by hackers. However, as many as one in three adult Australians fall victim to cybercrime, and h...Continue reading