by CPI Staff | Apr 30, 2026 | Blog, Cybersecurity, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft Intune
Most Australian organisations have invested in Microsoft 365 licences, security policies, and compliance controls. But there is a gap that regularly gets overlooked — and attackers know exactly where it is. Unmanaged devices. A personal laptop, a contractor’s...
by CPI Staff | Apr 29, 2026 | Blog, Cloud Security, Cybersecurity, Microsoft 365
When our team starts a Microsoft 365 security review, we focus on the areas that quickly tell us whether an environment is well controlled, loosely managed, or quietly carrying avoidable risk. For many Australian organisations, Microsoft 365 has become the centre of...
by CPI Staff | Apr 22, 2026 | Blog, Cybersecurity, Email Security, Essential 8, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft Teams
A new wave of social engineering attacks is targeting Australian organisations through a channel most IT teams still treat as safe: Microsoft Teams. Threat actors are impersonating internal IT helpdesk staff, reaching users via external Teams chats and federated...
by CPI Staff | Apr 22, 2026 | Blog, Cybersecurity, Essential 8, Microsoft 365 Security, Microsoft defender XDR, Microsoft Intune
For years, Australian IT leaders treated macOS as the “quiet corner” of the fleet. A handful of executives and designers on MacBooks, a sprinkle of engineers, and a general assumption that Apple’s built-in protections were enough. That assumption no...
by CPI Staff | Apr 22, 2026 | Azure, Azure Security, Blog, Cybersecurity, Software Supply Chain Security
In this blog post, The Vercel Breach Shows Why Third-Party Hosting Belongs in Your Next Azure Well-Architected Review, we look at why platforms like Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, and Railway can no longer sit quietly outside the governance perimeter of an...
by CPI Staff | Apr 21, 2026 | AI, Blog, Cybersecurity
For many organisations, AI risk has been treated as a future governance issue. The Australian Cyber Security Centre has just made that position harder to defend. In its 9 April 2026 guidance, Frontier models and their impact on cyber security, ACSC draws a direct line...
