Copilot sees everything your staff can see. Work through this before the licences go on.

Three acronyms, sold interchangeably. The differences matter at 2am.

Why two quotes for the same business can differ enormously, and the four exclusions that usually explain it.

One gives you a certificate, the other gives you a maturity level. Which one you need depends on who is asking.

The eight controls, the maturity levels and what your insurer is really asking, explained without the jargon.

Searching for red managed services? Here’s what a managed IT and security provider covers, how contracts work, and what to check before you sign.

What CIOs should decide before a transformation programme starts: who watches the alerts, who owns identity, and how security keeps pace with change.

A practical read for CIOs: how to keep security in step with a digital transformation program, what to sequence first, and which questions to ask providers.

Moving to the cloud? Here is what to decide first: shared responsibility, identity, monitoring and who watches your cloud after hours.

Managed IT services should make your life easier. You hand off the technical work to experts, your team focuses on what matters, and everyone wins. At least, that’s the idea. The reality for many Australian businesses looks quite different. You might recognise the signs: tickets that sit open for days, security gaps nobody mentioned, surprise […]

Running a mid-sized business in Australia means your technology decisions carry real weight. Every hour of downtime, every security gap, and every poorly integrated system can ripple across your operations. That’s why managed IT services have become essential for growing organisations looking to stay focused on what they do well. This guide walks you through […]

REDD in partnership with McGrathNicol was recently featured in the Australian Financial Review on Friday 28 April 2023. The article outlines the importance of business leaders taking a serious consideration for Cyber Security before a potentially business crippling attack occurs. You can read the article at the AFR website here.