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25.01.2022 WB TAZ CONSULTING - Cost effective IT solution - Feel free to call us 03-99991513

25.01.2022 It is coming! Happy New Year! We cant thank you enough for all of your support this year. From our entire WBtaz team, we wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous new year!

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21.01.2022 Tip: One of the best things you can do to proactively protect your valuable business computing and information assets is to train your staff about device and information security.

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18.01.2022 How to Solve those Endless Frustrating IT Issues in your Business

17.01.2022 https://www.mygovid.gov.au/ From 1 April 2020 myGovID and RAM will replace AUSkey and Manage ABN Connections (your ABN connected to your myGov account) providing secure, simple and flexible access to government online services. Currently, you can use myGovID and RAM with selected government online services including our Business Portal, Online services for agents and Access Manager. Check if you meet the eligibility criteria.... These new digital services will continue to be improved and refined based on users' feedback before becoming available to all Australians. Leading up to 1 April 2020, AUSkey will continue to be supported by us while you move to myGovID and RAM. Contact us to assist your business to be Ready 03-99991525

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09.01.2022 Wbtaz Consulting wishes all - Happy Hanukkah! Wishing you every happiness this Holiday Season and throughout the coming year!

07.01.2022 Very few small businesses have a dedicated IT Department or Help Desk. However, small businesses still have many of the needs of a large organisation and they still need to make sure those tasks are carried out by someone for the business. This checklist aims to provide small businesses with prompts for further action. First, small businesses increasingly use cloud computing in preference to their own IT contractor as cloud... computing becomes cheap and abundant. Cloud computing gives small businesses the same capabilities as larger businesses, and so levels the playing field with bigger businesses and is a popular option in delivering IT services in Australian small to medium enterprises (SMEs). Second, the use of online social media (Facebook, Twitter and so on) has increased exponentially. Social media barely registered on our radar in 2005. Today, small businesses rely on social media to spread the word and definitely dread a bad Yelp review. Small businesses look to manage and react to their social media presence on demand. Third, mobile devices such as iPhones (2007), iPads (2010), and Android tablets (2011) have had a huge impact. These tools have allowed new services and products to be provided by small businesses. However, the adoption of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), where employees use their personal devices to store business data, opens up new concerns and issues. Fourth, although viruses and Trojan horses very much existed in 2005, concerted ransomware attacks such as WannaCry, Cryptolocker and their related derivatives have adopted commercially-focused business models to the cost of many small businesses. In the interconnected world of businesses, cybersecurity has become a key point of concern. Finally, though, the business needs to ensure that it is constantly addressing its own compliance needs, and monitoring changes to legislation. This means the business must keep its strategy for using IT current and ensure that arrangements with service providers address regularly changing business compliance issues. For example, in 2014 the Australian Privacy Principles received a major update, and in February 2018, Australias mandatory data breach notification laws came into effect. The following pages discuss each of these five issues: cloud computing, social media, mobile devices, cybersecurity and the need to monitor business compliance needs. We end this discussion with a consideration of how small businesses can navigate the minefield that is selecting key providers of these IT services. https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au//it-checklist-for-small-bu

07.01.2022 Your business is your business Every day we do things to safeguard ourselves and our businesseswe apply sunscreen to protect ourselves from the sun; we take out insurance for our health, homes, cars and business; and we watch the news to keep up-to-date on current issues and events. Just like putting on sunscreen when we go out on a sunny day, protecting our online... information should become part of our normal day-to-day activities. This short guide was developed to help you put in place some basic online security practices. It only takes a few minutes to read through the five easy steps, which will provide you with the basics on how to protect the information entrusted to you by your customers and suppliers. Your business is your businesswhether youre in business or managing someone elses business, you are responsible for its success. Stay Smart Online is the Australian Governments online safety and security information service, designed to help everyone understand the risks and simple steps that can be taken to protect personal and financial information when using the internet. Additional information about the Small Business Guide can be found at www.staysmartonline.gov.au/smallbusinessguide. This Guide has been developed by the Australian Governments Stay Smart Online Initiative in collaboration with Australia Post, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank, Westpac and Telstra. See more

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06.01.2022 Ways to Use Technology In Your Small Business: Productivity: Create a digital filing system to make it easier to sort, save, share and find documents. Develop an efficient email management process that makes it easier to stay on top of the flow of messages.... Financials Use an online invoicing service to reduce the costs of collecting payment from customers. Use online budget tracking to keep on top ofand reduceyour expenses hare digital files with your bookkeeper or accountant to improve your ongoing bookkeeping processes Explore open source applications to replace some of the more costly "name brand" alternatives Customer Service Use social media to conduct customer service. Set up an online help desk or ticket system to handle customer issues. Allow clients to schedule appointments online at their convenience.

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05.01.2022 How to Set Up an IT Infrastructure For Your Business An IT infrastructure is comprised of all the components that play a role in all IT or IT enabled functions which, in business these days is pretty much everything including all composite hardware, software, services and network resources required to keep your business running. Developing an internal IT infrastructure is essential for your business to competently deliver IT solutions and services to your employees, partn...ers and customers, even for business growth and productivity. Ultimately, the setup of your IT has to be realistic to the needs of your business, but approaching your strategy with the 4 tips below can help you develop a long-term, sustainable, and scalable infrastructure, no matter your size, industry, or plan. Tips for Building an IT Infrastructure - Aim for Simplicity - Make it Scalable - Take Note of Good Vendor Relationships - Keep Processes Intuitive Want to know more - Contact us on 03-99991525 or [email protected]

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03.01.2022 The data safety should have the highest significance for any company. Any business should ask themselves: "What would I pay if you lost all of your data?". In our experience, some companies willing to pay well into 6-figures to get their data back. Cybercriminals are well aware of this, and there are many cases of stealing and exploiting data, regardless of company size. Many small businesses lack the backup infrastructure and security resources needed to protect their data. ...Especially today, when the remote work has pushed users outside of the security perimeter, this results in a significant increase in malicious activity, and it targets Mac devices as well as Windows. Today, Garmin has announced that they are recovering from last week's ransomware attack. They bought-out the decryption key and now are recovering. Protecting your valuable and sensitive data from device to cloud could be easier than you think. Talk to us today to learn what can we do to keep your information safe, while it is not late. Call us on 03 9999 1525, send an email to [email protected] or message us. #ransomwareattack #mac #apple #hackers #malware #cyberrisks #cyberattack #databreach #ransomware #dataprotection #cybersecurity #Garmin

01.01.2022 What Make Wbtaz Consulting Different! Make the IT world much more simple and offer your business the best knowledge available, making the right decisions to your business and your budget! That is why we offer the first 1 month FREE when you sign for a 12 months contract with us.... Contact us : 03-99991513 or [email protected]