Resources
Use these checklists today. They cover the same ground our paid reviews examine in depth, written in plain English for Australian small businesses.
Payment redirection (invoice fraud) is one of the most financially damaging scams hitting Australian small businesses. The pattern is simple: a criminal sends an invoice or 'updated bank details' message that looks like it comes from a real supplier — or from you. The fix is mostly process, not technology.
Email is the front door to most small businesses — and the most common way they get compromised. This checklist covers the protections that matter most, in plain English.
Most scams succeed because a busy person acted in good faith. This one-page cheat sheet gives your team the red flags to watch for and a simple response: stop, verify on a known channel, report.
You don't need to be technical to ask the right questions about your website. Work through this self-check — anything you can't answer is a question for your developer or host, and a gap worth closing.
Outsourced IT is normal for small businesses — but 'IT handles it' is not a security strategy. These ten questions help you understand what is actually covered, what isn't, and where responsibility sits. A good provider will welcome them.
The Essential Eight is a set of baseline mitigation strategies published by the Australian Signals Directorate's Australian Cyber Security Centre. It was designed with larger organisations in mind, but its ideas translate into practical first steps for small businesses. Here's the plain-English version — and what to actually do first.
The Quick Cyber Risk Review covers everything in these guides against your actual business in 48 hours, with a prioritised plan.
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