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COULD MY CLUB REALLY BE A PROFESSIONAL HACKER’S TARGET?

Australia is recognised around the world as the “lucky country” because we are wealthy by international standards, so our businesses have become a growing target for hackers.  Experts at an international…
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YOU’RE TOO SMALL TO BE A HACKER’S TARGET, RIGHT?

Australia is recognised around the world as the “lucky country” because we are wealthy by international standards, so our businesses have become a growing target for hackers.  Experts at an international…
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SECOMTECH SPECIAL AGE 2023 OFFER VULNERABILITY AND PENTEST

One of the biggest threats to business are hackers. For hospitality venues, who hold large data sets of members personal information, and with members and guests logging on to local open access Wi-Fi,…
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DOES YOUR VOIP PHONE SYSTEM PROVIDE OPEN ACCESS FOR HACKERS?

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is a technology that allows you to make and receive phone calls using the internet instead of traditional phone lines and offers other features such as video calls,…
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HOW UNTANGLE HELPS YOU PREPARE FOR MORE CYBER ATTACKS

The Australian Government recently announced an offensive against cybercriminals using a task force to “hack the hackers” following a data breach that has exposed millions of people’s personal information.…
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PREPARE FOR MORE CYBER ATTACKS

The Australian Government recently announced an offensive against cybercriminals using a task force to “hack the hackers” following a data breach that has exposed millions of people’s personal information.…
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FIVE FOOD & HOSPITALITY TRENDS FOR A POST-LOCKDOWN WORLD

For many it has been a tremendously difficult period, however we are starting to emerge from the lockdown period, and tentatively look towards the future. Of the micro-trends that have risen in the…
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VICTORIA AND NSW EASE MORE RESTRICTIONS AS PART OF COVIDSAFE PLAN

NSW NSW will scrap the limit of 50 people at indoor venues such as cafes, restaurants and churches on July 1, Premier Gladys Berejiklian has confirmed. Announcing the state would implement the next…
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VENUE OCCUPANCY REAL-TIME DATA – MAKING USE OF YOUR EXISTING CCTV CAMERAS

Knowing how many people are in your venue – and in each separate zone of your venue – will be one of the big pressure points for our industry over coming months and probably longer. Occupancy will…
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FACIAL RECOGNITION FOR CLUBS & PUBS: YOUR TOP 10 QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Facial Recognition technology is still a relatively new concept for many clubs and pubs across Australia. There are legal questions around what the legislation allows as well as how and where sensitive…
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SINT – THERMAL BODY TEMPERATURE READERS AND PEOPLE COUNTERS INTEGRATES WITH PAGING

A slow and steady phased reopening schedule for clubs and hotels will be heavily monitored by state governments across the country. Discussions are already underway between government and industry bodies…
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BARRINGTONS OFFER COMPLIMENTARY WHS & COVID-19 RISK MINIMISATION TRAINING FOR THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

The Barrington Group is offering a fully customised and complimentary WHS & Covid-19 Risk Minimisation Training Course for the hospitality industry and assists with the need for clubs and hotels to…
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