Business Technology and Security

Plain English, transparent technology solutions to empower small business. Let us help you grow.

Learn More

Everything you need, all in one place.

Grow and protect your business

We implement the right technology the first time. Protect your business from risk with a company that cares.

Friendly Australian support

Our support team is here to ensure everything runs smoothly, so you can focus elsewhere. You'll get reliable, fast support.

Transparent Advice and Pricing

With quick and accurate responses to all your queries, you’ll save time and be more efficient. 

We eliminate the finger pointing between vendors.


Our services have been engineered from the ground up to give your business all the technology, support, communications and security all from the one supplier. We'll take ownership and ensure the smooth operation of your business technology.

Contact Us

Our areas of expertise

Managed IT Services

Proactive IT services with transparent pricing. Flexible plans with no lock in contracts.

Learn More

Cybersecurity

Protect your business from risk and understand your requirements as a company director.

Learn More

Communications

Crystal clear business phone systems that will save you money and provide a greater staff and customer experience.

Learn More

Retail Technologies

Drive-Thru Systems, Digital Signage and Point of Sale Software. All supported by one company when you need it.

Learn More

Electronic Security

Experience the difference of working with latest security measures that are pro-active to avoid business theft.

Learn More

Drive Thru Systems

Crystal clear customer order taking via our Wireless Drive Thru Headset Systems and custom built order bollards.

Learn More
More About Us
quotesArtboard 1 copy 2

Amazing service, super efficient, Robert and his team really know their craft. You'd be nuts to use anyone else if you want a reliable, secure solution for your business IT needs.

Sylvia Johnston

CEO Hirum Software Solutions

 Trends & Insights

By Robert Marsden 20 Dec, 2023
The global cost of a data breach last year was USD $4.45 million. This is an increase of 15% over three years. As we step into 2024, it’s crucial to be aware of emerging technology threats. Ones that could potentially disrupt and harm your business. Technology is evolving at a rapid pace. It’s bringing new opportunities and challenges for businesses and individuals alike. Not all technology is benign. Some innovations can pose serious threats to our digital security, privacy, and safety. In this article, we’ll highlight some emerging technology threats to be aware of in 2024 and beyond. Data Poisoning Attacks Data poisoning involves corrupting datasets used to train AI models. By injecting malicious data, attackers can skew algorithms’ outcomes. This could lead to incorrect decisions in critical sectors like healthcare or finance. Some actions are vital in countering this insidious threat. These include protecting training data integrity and implementing robust validation mechanisms. Businesses should use AI-generated data cautiously. It should be heavily augmented by human intelligence and data from other sources. 5G Network Vulnerabilities The widespread adoption of 5G technology introduces new attack surfaces. With an increased number of connected devices, the attack vector broadens. IoT devices, reliant on 5G networks, might become targets for cyberattacks. Securing these devices and implementing strong network protocols is imperative. Especially to prevent large-scale attacks. Ensure your business has a robust mobile device management strategy. Mobile is taking over much of the workload Organizations should properly track and manage how these devices access business data.
By Robert Marsden 20 Dec, 2023
These days, our lives are intricately woven into the digital fabric. From emails to photos, documents to apps, our devices store tons of information. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed at the sight of an endless inbox or app library. As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time for a digital declutter. A clean and organized digital environment can help you improve your productivity. It also reduces stress. Here are some practical tips to help you declutter your digital space. 1. Start with digital inventory Before diving in, assess your digital landscape. Take stock of your devices, accounts, and digital files. Knowing what you have is the first step toward effective decluttering. 2. Focus on your most-used digital spaces You don’t have to declutter everything at once. Start with the digital spaces that you use the most. Such as your email, cloud storage, and social media. These are the places where digital clutter can accumulate. As well as affect your performance and well-being. Also, focus on your primary devices. Like your smartphone, laptop, or tablet. Decluttering these devices will have an immediate impact on your daily life.
By Robert Marsden 20 Dec, 2023
Technology is reshaping the world of work at an unprecedented pace. From artificial intelligence to web3, from the metaverse to the hybrid work model. We are witnessing a series of technological revolutions. They are transforming how we communicate, collaborate, create, and innovate. 1. Artificial Initelligence AI and Generative AI are not just buzzwords. They are transforming the workplace. These technologies enable automation, allowing teams to handle mundane tasks more efficiently. They free up human resources for more creative and strategic endeavors. AI is not a new concept, but it has become more powerful and accessible in recent years. This is thanks to advances in computing power, data availability, and algorithm development. Artificial intelligence is now augmenting and automating various aspects of work. This includes data analysis, customer service, image creation, product design, and more. But AI also poses significant challenges and risks. This includes ethical dilemmas, social implications, and workforce displacement. Thus, it’s essential to adopt responsible and human-centric approaches to AI. As well as ensure that workers have the skills and support to adapt to the changing nature of work. 2. Remote Collaboration Tools Advanced collaboration tools have facilitated the rise of remote work. These include video conferencing, project management software, and cloud-based document sharing platforms. This technology empowers teams to collaborate seamlessly from different corners of the globe. These tools break down geographical barriers, allowing for efficient teamwork and real-time communication.
By Robert Marsden 20 Dec, 2023
Are you a small business owner or a freelancer who offers services online? If so, you might be wondering how to get paid by your customers in a fast and convenient way. You might have tried different payment platforms. But they often require you to switch between different apps or websites. This can be time-consuming and confusing. There is now another option to streamline the payment process. Microsoft has launched the Teams Payments app. This is a new feature that allows you to request and receive payments from your customers. You do it within Microsoft Teams meetings. The Teams Payments app is currently available in the United States and Canada. Subscribers to Teams Essentials and Microsoft 365 Business get it at no charge. How Does the Teams Payment App Work? The Teams Payments app is simple to use. You can get the app from the Microsoft AppStore. You add it to your Teams account and connect it to your preferred payment service. You can choose from: Stripe PayPal GoDaddy Once you have set up the app, you can start requesting payments from your customers in Teams meetings. How Do You Send a Payment Request? To send a payment request, you just need to open the meeting chat. Then, select the Payments icon from the messaging extensions. Then, you can fill out a simple form. It includes the amount, currency, description, and recipients of your request. You can send the same request to several people if you want. The app will generate a card that shows the status of each payment, whether it is unpaid or paid.
By Robert Marsden 13 Nov, 2023
Breached or stolen passwords are the bane of any organization’s cybersecurity. Passwords cause over 80% of data breaches. Hackers get in using stolen, weak, or reused (and easily breached) passwords.
Show More
Share by: