It turns out, life online is getting a bit “busy” for us Aussies. Microsoft’s latest Global Online Safety Survey is out, and it shows sixty-two percent of us hit a digital speed bump this year. Now, if you’re a Boomer or Gen X, you’re likely losing sleep over scams—but for the teens, it’s all about tackling cyberbullying. The good news?[Read More…]
Forget the popcorn and overpriced tickets, Aussies are ditching cinemas for controllers this Christmas! A new study from XBox shows gaming is more popular than ever, with 60% of us choosing to level up rather than line up for the latest blockbuster. Families are getting in on the action too, with 61% calling gaming a favourite bonding activity…and with new[Read More…]
A word for warning following the recent Crowdstrike IT outage – Cybercriminals are looking to capitalise on the confusion. Global cybersecurity leader Mimecast is warning consumers about potential scams. While this outage was not caused by a cyberattack or another security incident, the disruption has left small businesses and individuals vulnerable to phishing attacks. Moreover, misinformation around the impact is[Read More…]
What is an “AI PC”.
It’s a question recently answered by Intel, but now Microsoft has also jumped in with their own definition to set a new standard in the tech world.
Microsoft has released a new safety toolkit designed to help parents and caregivers protect children from online risks associated with gaming. The toolkit includes practical advice for identifying common safety risks and enhancing safety, as well as an overview of the tools and controls available on Xbox to manage content and players. This new toolkit was developed with input from[Read More…]
