Scammers often pretend to be from a trusted business or government organisation – this includes IT companies like ourselves. If you receive a call from someone who says they are from Chill IT but you are unsure you can verify the legitimacy by contacting Chill IT on its official contact number 1300 726 679. What […]
We are noticing a spike in attempted fraud, the old favourite the fake email from the Boss to staff asking if they are available, can they take some action, which invariably leads to a request to pay something.
A password management tool is critical for your business to help mitigate the risk of a cyber-attack. Such thinking is backed by the Notifiable Data Breaches Report January to June 2021, by OAIC.
Microsoft have announced changes to their commercial pricing for Microsoft 365, effective from March 14th, 2022. Microsoft have made a host of improvements,
The Chill IT Team wishes you a bright and prosperous New Financial Year! It’s time to start thinking about your resolutions for the New Financial Year for 2021-2022.
EOFY is almost here!!! If you need work scheduled or IT equipment purchased please let us know. Please note that IT equipment and PCs are in short supply due to COVID and issues with Microchip supply.
Please be aware Microsoft have released a patch for Outlook in the past 24 hours – this is affecting many users (but not all) from not being able to view or create emails in Outlook worldwide.
After the three days of Flying Dutchman Class Australian Championships, Chill IT Aus 9 Matthew Moore and Michael Wood won the third place.
Chill IT regularly supports projects for students of the SP Jain School of Management as they are one of our neighbouring businesses.
The ACSC’s cyber security campaign is now well underway, warning Australians about cybercrime and promoting cyber.gov.au as the one-stop shop for individuals, businesses and organisations to protect themselves against cyber threats. The campaign will run all year round… because cybercrime never stops! We kicked things off in late November with ransomware, followed up in December with online […]