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Case Studies
How a WFH PC almost cost a client $25,000?
Recently we had a client who had staff at home using their personal systems for work usage. In this case the client had done the right thing.
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Protecting your domain name
Don’t be the business that loses your domain name. Follow our simple steps to protect your domain name so you don’t become a cautionary tale.
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Getting to Know P1 Technology: Part 1, Summer 2020
We're all about people here at P1 Technology. In this first chapter of getting to know us, we share what we got up to over the summer break in Australia.
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Your website is in the cloud, what can possibly go wrong?
So you've got a nice shiny website, it's gradually increasing in traffic, and generating some great clients! Well done, sounds like you've done the hard part. However have you ever considered that your website isn't invulnerable and might one day just not be there?
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Who's that knocking at your door?
Recently we were reviewing firewall logs for a client of ours as part of their managed IT services. We had recommended an improved remote access method, but the client had decided it wasn't worth the extra costs. However once we...
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What if your computer was stolen while you were away this summer?
Christmas is a prime time for year for break-ins, and therefore a good time to make sure you have a secure backup of your precious data before you go away for holidays.
From as little as $150 Fix IT Mobile Computer Service based in Mitcham and servicing Ringwood, Blackburn, Glen Waverley and throughout Melbourne, we can help make your holidays a little more relaxing!
How We Helped A Melbourne Solicitor That Was Struck By A Cryptolocker
Recently one of our proactive managed customers called on a Thursday afternoon, to say that something funny was happening. She couldn’t access her files they were coming up as “gobbledygook” as she called it. It turned out that she had in fact contracted a particularly nasty virus referred to as “Cryptolocker” .
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