If you're on Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3, or E5, you've got security tools sitting in your tenant right now that you haven't configured. I see it every time we onboard a new client. The typical business is sitting at a Microsoft Secure Score of 30 to 40 out of 100. Not because they're careless — they just didn't know this stuff was there. Here's what's included and what each thing actually does, in plain English. Microsoft Defender for Office 365 This goes beyond basic

In today's digital landscape, especially in Australia, staying ahead of cyber threats is more crucial than ever. With news headlines regularly reporting new types of cyberattacks, it's natural to feel concerned about the safety and security of your business's digital assets. At Frontrow Technology, we understand these challenges and are committed to implementing robust strategies to safeguard your business against cyber threats. Let’s delve into how we can protect you, focusi

Here's something we see all the time: a business is paying for Microsoft 365 Business Premium or E3/E5, and they're using about 20% of the security features included in their licence. They've got Outlook and Teams sorted, maybe OneDrive. But the security tools? Sitting there untouched. You're already paying for this stuff. You just need to turn it on. What's actually included? Depending on your licence, you probably have access to some or all of these: Microsoft Defender for

If you're running a business in Australia, you've probably heard of the Essential Eight. It's the Australian Cyber Security Centre's (ACSC) framework — eight strategies to mitigate cyber security incidents. It's not a suggestion. For government agencies it's mandatory, and increasingly it's what clients, insurers, and auditors expect from every business. The good news? If you're on Microsoft 365, you can address most of the Essential Eight without buying anything else. Here's

In an era where data security is paramount and regulatory requirements are stringent, ensuring compliance with industry-specific regulations is more than a legal obligation—it's a fundamental component of maintaining trust and credibility in your business. Frontrow Technology  is keenly aware of this necessity, particularly for mid to large-sized businesses in sensitive sectors like healthcare and finance. Recognising the Significance of Regulations Regulatory frameworks span

Your risk of a cybersecurity breach is increasing every year and when it happens, it can cost a fortune! But you may be relying on old school technologies to protect your business. Building out a fully staffed security operations centre is impossible for smaller or regionally based businesses because of both costs and lack of skilled resources. Some other managed security service providers are super expensive, and only cover a few edge security devices, which is not enough. A

In an era where digital security is paramount, the prevalence of phishing attacks poses a significant threat to businesses of all sizes. In 2021, a staggering 92% of Australian organisations experienced phishing attacks, according to Proofpoint's research. This alarming statistic highlights the critical need for robust security measures and informed strategies to protect your business. At Frontrow Technology, we understand the intricacies of your business and are committed to

Ah, the Office Remember the days when you knew exactly when you were meant to start, what you needed to get done, and that you could get it all done on a secure network? Those were the days, but now we are in the remote working era. So how do you stay secure whilst not working in the office? Let us give you some tips so you can keep working securely. 1. The correct password Everyone is guilty of sticking with a password. It’s so much easier than trying to remember all the dif

Regardless of the size of your business, it is important to invest in some sort of cybersecurity to keep all your business protected against potential cyber-attacks. Not only should you be concerned with keeping your business’s data protected, but you should be doing everything in your power to make sure that your clients’ and your customers’ information is also kept private. Most small to medium businesses have budget constraints that restrict them from engaging professional