Privacy

How your data and device information are actually handled.

Why You Should Set Up a Passkey (Next Time You're Asked)

If Google, Apple, Microsoft or your bank has ever prompted you to "set up a passkey" and you clicked away, here's why it's worth going back — passkeys are faster to use than a password and can't be phished, guessed or reused the way passwords can.

A pfSense/OPNsense firewall router, the kind of infrastructure behind a proper network security review.

Ransomware and Cyber Security in Townsville — Who Actually Handles What

A ransomware scare or a "are we actually secure?" question needs a different kind of help than a slow PC or a printer that won't connect. Here's the honest split.

SSD and memory card storage being checked on a technician's workbench in Townsville.

Could Your SD Card Be Fake? Protect Your Photos Before It Is Too Late

Fake and falsely labelled SD cards can look genuine until they are full. Here is how to reduce the risk before your photographs or videos disappear.

Illustration of a padlock over a device.

A quick word on your data and privacy

What we collect, what Cal.com and Cloudflare handle on our behalf, and why the contact form asks what it asks.