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Cyber security for small business in Australia, checked on every computer

We check every computer in your business for the security basics and show you plainly what is fine, what has changed and what to fix next.

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  1. Find where tax file numbers and card numbers sit, without re
  2. Know your computers
  3. What happens after you sign up, step by step
  4. Plain answers on cyber security for small business in Austra

Find where tax file numbers and card numbers sit, without reading them

Personal details collect in odd places. The sensitive data finder shows you where, so you can decide what to keep, move or delete.

Old payroll exports, scanned forms and saved card receipts end up in downloads folders and on desktops. Over time nobody remembers they are there.

The finder counts the files on each computer that hold tax file numbers or card numbers. It counts them without reading them, so the contents stay private.

Knowing where those files sit is also useful when you check how ready your business is for the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme.

Check your data breach readiness

Sensitive data finder screen in the Zero Touch IT portal showing counts of files holding tax file numbers and card numbers for each computer

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Know your computers

These checks show where each computer stands today, from its security score down to whether a USB stick can be plugged in.

Security score

Each computer gets a score, and the portal lists exactly what is pulling it down, so you know which fix matters most.

Antivirus health

Shows whether antivirus is installed, running and up to date on each computer.

Firewall

Shows whether the Windows firewall is switched on for each computer.

Disk encryption

Shows whether a computer's drive is encrypted, which matters most for laptops that leave the office.

Out-of-date Windows

Flags computers missing Windows updates, where known problems stay open until the updates go on.

What happens after you sign up, step by step

Four steps, and none of them need someone walking from desk to desk.

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  1. Discover: our agent checks each computer

    Once you sign up, our agent goes on each computer and the portal fills in by itself. Every check starts reporting on its own.

  2. Design: the score shows what lowers it

    With every computer scored, you can put fixes in order. The biggest gaps come first and the small tidy-ups come later.

  3. Deliver: settings rolled out safely

    Managed settings for antivirus, Windows, Edge and Office go out in a careful way. Nothing is locked in, so a setting that gets in the way can be reversed.

  4. Support: alerts when something changes

    When something changes, such as a stopped security service, a new admin account or a computer gone quiet, an alert says which computer and what changed. Text alerts for critical problems are an optional extra.

Small businesses deserve to see their IT, not just pay for it.

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Plain answers on cyber security for small business in Australia

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these checks stop every attack?
No, and nothing does. The checks show what is weak, what has changed and what needs fixing on each computer. Knowing that early, and fixing the gaps, is what makes a real difference.
What ransomware protection does a small business get from this?
Several checks work together. Ransomware early warning looks for the signs of ransomware starting. Antivirus health, the protection watchdog, out-of-date Windows and backup readiness show whether the basics are in place. It is an early warning and a clear view, not a promise that ransomware cannot get in.
Does the sensitive data finder read our files?
No. It counts files on each computer that hold tax file numbers or card numbers, without reading what is in them. You see how many there are and on which computer, so you can decide what to do with them.
Will changing security settings break how we work?
They should not, and you are never stuck with one. If a setting gets in the way of a program your staff rely on, ask for help in the portal and the change can be undone.
Does this make us Essential Eight compliant?
No. Our Essential Eight check shows how your business measures up to the Australian Government's Essential Eight and what to fix next. It does not certify compliance. The details are on our Essential Eight page.
Does someone need to visit each desk to start?
No. Everything is delivered remotely across Australia. The agent is installed on each computer, and the results appear in your portal without anyone coming on site.
Can we get a text when something critical happens?
Yes, as an optional extra. Text message alerts are sent when a computer has a critical problem, on top of the alerts you see in the portal.
How are the security checks priced?
Managed IT is sold per computer and billed monthly or annually. What each plan includes is set out in the plan comparison on our pricing page.

Know what every computer is telling you.

Compare the plans per computer, or tell us about your setup and we will talk it through.

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