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Our vision is to play a supporting role in our customers success, by being their on-call IT department, ensuring their investments in technology deliver the needed outcomes for their people, customers and partners.

22/09/2026

Interested in what AI could do for your business, but unsure how much to trust it?

You’re being encouraged to embrace AI, but the questions are real?

• Where does your business data go?
• How is it protected?
• Can you rely on the answers?
• How do you choose the right AI provider?

The businesses seeing the greatest value from AI aren't necessarily moving the fastest. They're moving with clear governance, realistic expectations, and a framework that helps them adopt AI securely and responsibly.

To help, we’ve put together two practical resources:

✓ AI Governance Checklist
✓ AI Vendor Evaluation Checklist

At Harvey Norman Technology for Business, we believe AI should help businesses move forward with confidence and clarity, not uncertainty. That starts with understanding the risks, protecting your data, and putting the right guardrails in place.

Download the free checklists now and take the first step towards responsible AI adoption. https://bit.ly/4xGvw99

09/09/2026

Every customer call is an opportunity. Whether your team is in the office, working remotely, or on the move, staying connected helps ensure important enquiries don't go unanswered.

Introducing Harvey Norman Technology for Business Cloud-Based Business Phone System. A voice over IP solution designed to help your team stay accessible, responsive, and connected from virtually anywhere.

→ Never miss a call
→ Answer calls from desktop or mobile
→ Support flexible and hybrid work
→ Simplify business communications
→ Scale as your business grows

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4A4fU1o

02/09/2026

Ever wondered why cyber criminals remain interested in information from old data breaches?

A recent 7NEWS Australia article by Bryce Luff explores how cyber criminals can combine information from multiple sources over time, building a more complete picture of a person or business than many people might expect.

It's an interesting look at how scams continue to evolve, particularly as AI makes it easier to connect information gathered from different places.

Worth the read if you've ever wondered why even small pieces of information can still matter long after a breach has occurred.

Read more: https://7news.com.au/news/scams-awareness-week-cyber-experts-reveal-how-hackers-piece-together-information-before-trying-to-swindle-you-c-22786323

At Harvey Norman Technology for Business, we help businesses create secure digital environments through managed IT services, cyber security solutions, and ongoing technology support.

Learn more: https://www.harveynormanbusiness.com.au/

25/07/2026

Association member value isn't just about member benefits. It's about helping members navigate the challenges that matter most to their businesses.

As cyber security, privacy and technology continue to evolve, associations have a unique opportunity to provide trusted education, practical resources and support that help members build confidence and resilience.

That's the focus of our Day 2 plenary session at AFNC 2026:

🎤 Understanding Cyber Security for Industry Associations

📅 Wednesday 29 July, 8:15am

📍 Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention & Event Centre

In this session, we'll explore how associations can:

· Deliver greater member value through cyber security education and awareness
· Support members with practical resources and guidance
· Strengthen trust and confidence across their membership
· Help members navigate an increasingly complex cyber security landscape

We're looking forward to connecting with association leaders and discussing how partnerships, education and awareness initiatives can help associations better support their members.

24/07/2026

We’re looking forward to attending the Associations Forum National Conference 2026 in Geelong on 28-29 July.

Associations play an important role in supporting and educating their members.

As cyber threats, privacy and technology continue to evolve, members are increasingly looking to their associations for trusted information, practical resources and guidance.

At Harvey Norman Technology for Business, we're passionate about partnering with associations to deliver greater member value through cyber security education, awareness programs and practical initiatives that help members strengthen their cyber security posture.

If you're attending AFNC, stop by and talk with our team about:

· Supporting associations and their members with practical cyber security and managed IT solutions

· Delivering educational resources that help members navigate a changing risk landscape

· Creating cyber security awareness programs that build confidence and resilience across your membership

· Exploring partnership opportunities that provide ongoing value and support to members

We’ll also be presenting a Day 2 plenary session:

Understanding Cyber Security for Industry Associations

📅Wednesday 29 July, 8:15am
📍Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention & Event Centre

We look forward to connecting with association leaders and exploring new ways to support members.

21/07/2026

Accounting and advisory firm allegedly targeted by SafePay ransomware.

In an exclusive article, Daniel Croft from Cyber Daily , reports that a regional NSW accounting and advisory firm has allegedly been targeted by the SafePay ransomware group and listed on its dark web leak site.

According to the article, the threat actor has claimed responsibility for the incident and threatened to release allegedly stolen data. At the time of publication, no evidence had been provided publicly to verify the claims, and investigations remain ongoing.

This latest report is a timely reminder that cyber criminals are not only targeting large organisations. Accounting firms, financial advisers, bookkeepers, and other professional services businesses handle significant volumes of sensitive financial and personal information, making them attractive targets for cyber threat actors.

Read full article: https://bit.ly/4yAWeSd

At Harvey Norman Technology for Business, we work with accounting firms, financial advisers, bookkeepers, and other businesses across Australia to help strengthen cyber resilience through managed IT services and cyber security solutions. Protecting sensitive information, maintaining business continuity, and preserving client trust has never been more important.

Now is a good opportunity to ensure your systems, data, and people are prepared for today's evolving threat landscape.

Learn more visit, https://bit.ly/3Td1kUA

21/07/2026

Last week it was reported that a network of Australian medical clinics had experienced a cyber incident, with investigations indicating that personal and health information may have been accessed and taken. It is understandable that many patients, staff and healthcare professionals may be concerned about how their personal information could be impacted.

As details continue to emerge, our thoughts are with those affected and the teams working through the response and recovery process.

Events like these provide an opportunity for businesses across all industries to pause, reflect and ask some important questions about their own cyber resilience:

• Do we have a clear understanding of the sensitive information held within our business?
• Are the right protections and access controls in place?
• Do we have a plan for responding to a cyber incident if one occurs?
• Have we invested in helping our people recognise and manage cyber risks?
• Are our backups, recovery processes and incident response plans regularly reviewed and tested?

Cyber security is ultimately about more than technology. It's about protecting people, maintaining trust and ensuring businesses can continue supporting the customers, members, patients and communities that rely on them.

The good news is that businesses don't have to navigate this alone.

At Harvey Norman Technology for Business, we work with businesses to better understand their cyber security risks, strengthen their resilience and take practical steps to help protect their people, systems and data. Whether that starts with a conversation, a cyber security risk assessment, or support managing a secure IT environment, our goal is to help businesses build confidence, preparedness and resilience.

While every business’s cyber security journey is different, taking the time to review your risks today can make a significant difference tomorrow.

To learn more about how Harvey Norman Technology for Business can support your business, visit https://bit.ly/45dFJOt

15/06/2026

Medical practice data hacked after third-party vendor breach, then sold online.

In a recent exclusive article, by David Hollingworth from Cyber Daily, a major healthcare data exposure has come to light and the point of entry wasn't where many would expect.

The compromise reportedly occurred via a third-party platform, not Ochre Health’s core systems. A threat actor claimed access to data linked to 25,000+ patients, later offering it for sale on a hacking forum. The post has since been removed which strongly suggests the data has already been sold and is now circulating.

The exposed information allegedly includes highly sensitive records such as names, contact details, Medicare and DVA numbers, appointment, and billing data.

This is a timely reminder for healthcare providers and business leaders that cyber risk doesn’t sit in one place it includes every system, supplier, and platform connected to your IT environment.

It’s these external connections where vulnerabilities emerge.

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4vlpo5N

Harvey Norman Technology for Business works with Australian businesses, including healthcare providers, to support secure, well-managed IT environments, helping reduce cyber risk and protect sensitive information.

Thinking about your business' cyber risk?
Now is the time to review your IT environment and ensure it's secure, resilient, and prepared for these evolving threats. Visit https://bit.ly/4vdxZHK

11/06/2026

AI is rapidly changing the way phishing and scams are executed.

In a recent article by PCMag Australia, written by Alan Henry, PMP (Managing Editor, Security), the growing role of AI in cybercrime means more convincing scams and faster, more scalable attacks. This isn’t new risk it’s has just been amplified.

Phishing attempts are becoming more personalised, harder to detect, and more effective, increasing the chances of human error and business exposure. For Australian businesses, this reinforces a critical shift, that cyber security is no longer just about technology controls it’s about awareness, processes, and preparedness across the business.

Read full article: https://bit.ly/3Syo0Ox

Harvey Norman Technology for Business works with Australian businesses to support secure, well-managed IT environments, helping reduce cyber risk, protect sensitive information, and keep day-to-day operations running smoothly.

Thinking about your business' cyber risk?
Now is the time to review your IT environment and ensure it's secure, resilient, and prepared for these evolving threats.

https://bit.ly/4vHO5Jr

01/06/2026

A Brisbane accounting firm has confirmed a cyber incident following a ransomware claim.

In a recent article written by David Hollingworth from Cyberdaily: The Cybersecurity Daily News, the firm reportedly experienced unauthorised access to its network, with sensitive data potentially exposed, including client financial records and internal documents.

For accounting and professional services firms, incidents like this are not just about system access. They can involve highly confidential financial and client data, and the responsibility that comes with protecting it. Cyber security is no longer a one-off consideration. It’s part of maintaining a well-managed, reliable business environment.

Read full article: https://bit.ly/3Rwz4LU

Harvey Norman Technology for Business works with Australian businesses to support secure, well-managed IT environments, helping reduce risk while keeping day-to-day operations running smoothly.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nYNcJZ

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