Resources
Practical, plain-English guides for Wellington businesses on security, compliance and getting the most from your technology.
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Thinking about AI?
Your staff are probably already using AI tools. Our AI integration page explains how to adopt them safely, and every industry page has practical examples for your type of business.
If something has gone wrong
If you think an email account has been compromised or a payment has been redirected, call your bank first, then call us on 04 282 0045. We’ll help you contain it, work out what happened, and report it to the right places, including the Privacy Commissioner if personal information is involved.
Where to start
- Cyber security: Multi-factor authentication, email protection and security reviews
- Backups: Tested backups of your files, email and systems, so you know they restore
- Managed IT services: Proactive monitoring, maintenance and a help desk your team can call
Guides
- MFA, Updates, Backups, Awareness: The Four Basics That Stop Most Attacks
Most attacks on small businesses exploit the same few gaps. Here are the four basics, recommended by the NCSC, and how to put them in place. - HISO 10029 for Small Practices: What It Asks and What It Means in Practice
Health New Zealand’s security framework has guidance written for small practices. Here is who it applies to and the practical steps behind it. - Stop Payment-Redirection Fraud: A Checklist for Accountants and Law Firms
Payment-redirection fraud starts with a compromised or impersonated email account. Use this checklist to protect client funds and your firm. - Moving Your Law Firm to Cloud Practice Management: A Checklist
Planning a move from an on-premise practice system to the cloud? A checklist covering trust accounting, documents, integrations and go-live. - Choosing Workstations for Revit and Archicad
What matters when specifying workstations for BIM and CAD: processor speed, graphics, memory and storage, and how to avoid overspending. - Running a Small Render Farm on Linux: Storage, Networking and Scheduling
Practical guidance for boutique studios building or improving a Linux render farm: node management, shared storage, networking and scheduling.
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