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Hello valued AnythingTech clients!   A very happy beginning of December to you. This time of year can be hectic and I do hope you have time to enjoy the lovely warm weather and abundance of beautiful trees here in Canberra.   This short communication is on the topic of password management. Previous newsletters have touched upon the topic of the importance of strong and unique passwords – feel free to revisit that topic here .   So we’re all in agreement: you need strong and u

I trust you’re all doing well and enjoying the glorious spring time weather. I really feel like Spring (and all the flowers) are about to burst upon us!    Tech Tip #3 The topic of this wee newsletter is about scams. Just by way of reminder: a scam is someone trying to hoodwink you. You might have also heard the term hacking. Hacking and scams are not the same thing. Hacking is an activity carried out by a nefarious actor (or computer) who tries to breach your security to gai

I trust you are staying warm in the rather chilly weather we’re currently experiencing. I’m writing this newsletter wearing a dressing gown over my regular outdoor clothes - can recommend for an instant hit of warmth!    Thank you for all the lovely feedback about the first occasional newsletter - I really enjoyed hearing from you.   Tech Tip #2 The topic of this weighty epistle is two-factor authentication. This is a phrase bandied around a lot, and it refers to allowing org

I thought I’d try sending a semi-regular newsletter to my favourite clients to a) say hello and hope you’re doing well! And b) to offer a wee tech tip each time, as we all benefit with a bit more knowledge. Tech tip #1: Update your passwords I know it’s a total pain. However it really is the number one thing that will make you safe online: using strong, unique passwords . Strong means long, mix of upper and lower case, number and symbols. Unique means totally different. It do