Small Businesses / SMB stories

Today we profile Security Centric, an Australian-based information security consulting and services firm.>>

Small businesses experience higher revenue and productivity when they readily adopt new technology.>>

"Across the board, cyber attacks are becoming more common and sophisticated - from email phishing scams and hacktivists, to data fraud involving disgruntled employees.">>

Despite the popularity of the cloud, there are still people who do not trust putting the entirety of their information and files on there.>>

When you rely on third-party server providers, you lose complete control over your data and software. On-premise server solutions address such challenges, but they come at a cost.>>

UNIFY Solutions finds disgruntled former employees pose one of the greatest cybersecurity risks to businesses of all sizes.>>

Why have we seen many businesses flounder despite having seemingly robust cloud strategies? The answer is simple – they are all weighed down by the realities of the data centre, or in other words, bottlenecks in their servers.>>

Finding the right server solution is key to building a solid foundation for a small business. Here's how to strike the perfect balance of hardware and cost.>>

Cybersecurity is a growing issue for New Zealand small business, with attacks doubling in the past three years.>>

For small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), this message could be the dawn of a terrible reality. >>

Xero has announced a reimagined version of Xero Me, its employee self-service app, which now comes with integrated expenses technology. >>

SMBs in Asia Pacific are more worried about cybersecurity threats than before, research finds. >>

The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE)’s Digital Boost programme has now attracted more than 40,000 New Zealand businesses.>>

A new Cisco study shows small and medium-sized businesses in Asia Pacific are exposed, under attack, and more worried about cybersecurity threats than before. >>

According to a recent Kaspersky study, when the pandemic started in March 2020 developing new products was a way to respond to the uniquely challenging situation for 29% of small companies.>>

Research reveals employees are working longer, feeling more pressure, and are more likely to switch jobs.>>

Here are seven critical questions that TSPs should ask of their cybersecurity practice to help protect customers.>>

Vodafone New Zealand has unveiled a new business marketplace for New Zealand business owners to purchasing different top-tier software solutions.>>

Intuit, the global technology platform behind TurboTax, QuickBooks, Mint, and Credit Karma, has announced it's agreed to acquire Mailchimp.>>

"It is concerning to see a lack of trust between business owners and their employees.">>

"Winning the competition serves as proof of our business acumen, technical skills and presentation ability.">>

Xero has unveiled the most significant improvements to bank reconciliation on the platform in a decade.>>

Xero has opened the Xero App Store, a new way for small businesses, accountants and bookkeepers to discover and purchase apps.>>

"Every organisation needs to establish security processes and work to ensure they resonate with employees.">>