Greg Markowski
Jul 1, 2026 / Epic IT News
Is AI worth it for small business? Palantir’s CEO just reopened the question
Palantir CEO Alex Karp called AI pricing a wealth tax and told businesses to keep control of their data. Here is what his rant means for Australian small businesses, and how to...Greg Markowski
Jun 28, 2026 / AI & Automation
Azure vs AWS vs Google Cloud for AI in Australia (2026)
Every Australian business deploying AI in 2026 hits the same fork in the road: where should the AI actually run..Moe Chizari
Jun 24, 2026 / Epic IT News
Five Eyes warns Australian businesses: AI cyber attacks are months away
The Five Eyes alliance issued a rare public warning that AI cyber attacks are months away, and the most exposed are SMBs that have under-invested. Here are the five actions they...Greg Markowski
Jun 19, 2026 / Epic IT News
FortiBleed: what the Fortinet firewall leak means for your business
FortiBleed is not a bug you can patch your way out of. It is a credential problem, and the organisations that got caught nearly all made the same small set of avoidable...Greg Markowski
Jun 18, 2026 / Epic IT News
Best IT support companies in Sydney: how to choose in 2026
Over a thousand IT companies operate in Sydney. This guide is a straight framework for evaluating any IT support company: what to look for, what to avoid, and how to compare...Greg Markowski
Jun 13, 2026 / Epic IT News
An AI agent deleted a database in nine seconds. Don’t ban it, govern it
An AI agent deleted a company’s production database and every backup in nine seconds. The model was not the villain, the missing governance was. Here is what it teaches...Greg Markowski
Jun 11, 2026 / Epic IT News
What does a vCIO do? Your AI strategy needs one, not a chatbot
The day-to-day of IT support keeps the lights on. A vCIO works a level above that, on the questions that decide whether your technology helps or holds you back…Greg Markowski
Jun 10, 2026 / Epic IT News
IT asset lifecycle management: stop buying technology by accident
When hardware is bought reactively, three things go wrong. Costs become lumpy and unpredictable, because everything seems to fail at once.Greg Markowski
Jun 9, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Penetration testing vs vulnerability scanning: what is the difference?
The confusion is understandable. Both look for weaknesses. But one is an automated list of possible problems, and the other is a skilled human, or increasingly a skilled human...Greg Markowski
Jun 8, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
AI phishing attacks: how to train your staff in 2026
The old advice was to teach staff to spot typos, dodgy sender addresses, and too-good-to-be-true offers. That advice is now close to useless…Greg Markowski
Jun 7, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Data classification for Copilot: making Microsoft 365 AI-safe
Before you let an AI assistant loose on your business, there is one question that matters more than which model you chose: does your AI know which of your files are confidential?Greg Markowski
Jun 5, 2026 / Cybersecurity & Compliance
Data governance for small business: why your AI risk is really a permissions problem
Most small businesses we talk to think they have an AI problem. They have a data governance problem wearing an AI costume…