If you or your organisation are juggling computers, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices, it may be time to rethink your device strategy. While multiple devices can provide redundancy and specialised capabilities, they can also introduce additional cost, complexity, management overhead, and security risks. Fortunately, modern technology is making device consolidation increasingly practical: 2-in-1 laptops and detachables – combine laptop and tablet functionality into a single

A security researcher has recently disclosed flaws affecting Microsoft's passkey implementations across Entra ID and Windows 11. If successfully exploited, these weaknesses could have allowed attackers to gain unauthorised access to accounts using techniques traditionally associated with password-based attacks. Further technical details are expected to be presented at the upcoming Black Hat USA 2026 conference. While this may seem concerning, phishing-resistant authenticatio

For decades, personal computing has largely revolved around Windows and macOS. Windows established its dominance through enterprise capabilities, broad application compatibility, customisation, and familiarity. macOS, meanwhile, became known for its polished user experience and tightly integrated ecosystem. Today, the landscape is changing. ChromeOS, Android, iOS, and platforms such as Samsung DeX have demonstrated that many users can be productive without a traditional deskt

The recent Telstra outage may appear to be an issue that affected a telecommunications provider, but it highlights a challenge faced by organisations and businesses of every size. While the full details of the decisions and events that led to the incident remain known only to Telstra, key statements from the Senate hearing stood out clearly: software updates had not been applied, and newer hardware may have prevented the issue. While these statements are not conclusive on the

Microsoft has announced a major shift towards phishing-resistant authentication, with native SMS and voice authentication being retired from Microsoft Entra ID on 1 February 2027. This reflects the industry's move towards stronger authentication methods that are more resistant to phishing, credential theft, and social engineering. For organisations still relying on SMS and voice-based authentication, now is the time to start planning your transition: Identify users still usi