Two Critical PHP Vulnerabilities: Is Your Business Website at Risk?
Critical PHP vulnerabilities may affect business websites. Learn what to check with your hosting provider and when to consider a website review.
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Why Are There So Many Security Updates in 2026?
AI is helping researchers find more software vulnerabilities. Here is why security fixes are increasing and what small businesses should do to keep systems current.
Read article →What Happens When Ageing Business IT Is Left Unmonitored?
Old servers, routers and switches can keep working for years while backups fail, drives degrade and security gaps grow. The danger is not age alone, it is losing visibility.
Read article →Case Study: From Facility Fire to an Off-Grid Office with Starlink, UniFi and Business VoIP
After a major fire destroyed a manufacturing client's facility, Rabbit MSP helped staff get working again and later built a standalone IT and communications setup for a new off-grid site.
Read article →AI Just Took On One of Mathematics' Hardest Problems
OpenAI says thousands of AI agents have produced a proposed solution to the Navier-Stokes existence and smoothness problem. The bigger story may be what this kind of large-scale AI research could mean for science, technology and small business.
Read article →Case Study: Replacing an Ageing QNAP NAS While Preserving Dental Sterilisation Records
A dental practice needed to replace an ageing QNAP NAS without breaking the older FTP workflow used by its MELAG sterilisation equipment.
Read article →AI Is Making Cyber Attacks Better. Small Businesses Need to Get the Basics Right.
AI is making phishing, scams and cyber attacks faster and more convincing, but small businesses do not need to panic. The most effective response is still getting the fundamentals right, including MFA, patching, email security, sensible permissions and reliable backups.
Read article →Case Study: Building a Managed IT Foundation for a Fast-Growing Business
When a business grows quickly, technology can easily become an afterthought. New staff need computers, accounts need to be created, security requirements increase, and systems that were suitable for a small team may no longer support the organisation effectively. Rabbit MSP is working with a growing Melbourne business to establish a consistent and scalable IT foundation before these issues become larger problems.
Read article →What to Look for in an MSP or IT Provider
Choosing an IT provider is an important decision for any small business. The right provider can keep your systems stable, improve security, reduce downtime and give you clear advice when technology decisions need to be made.
Read article →Planning IT Hardware Replacements: Why Businesses Should Start Earlier
As memory, storage and other component supply becomes less predictable, businesses should plan important IT hardware replacements earlier rather than waiting for failure.
Read article →What Is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Why Your Business Needs It
Passwords alone are no longer enough to protect business accounts. Multi-factor authentication adds an extra step to the login process and can stop unauthorised access even when a password is compromised.
Read article →Case Study: From Data Recovery to a More Secure Business IT Environment
A successful data recovery job led to a broader review of the client’s computers, security software and network equipment, uncovering several areas where reliability and security could be improved.
Read article →Why Are So Many Data Centres Being Built, and What Will They Be Used For?
Data centres are being proposed at an extraordinary rate across Australia and around the world. AI is part of the story, but so are cloud computing, connected devices, surveillance and large-scale automated analysis.
Read article →What to Look for in an Antivirus Solution for Your Business
Choosing antivirus for a business should not be the same as choosing antivirus for a home computer. A business antivirus solution should be manageable, visible, reliable and suited to the way your business actually works.
Read article →Backup & Disaster Recovery for Small Business
Data loss is one of the most disruptive events a business can face. Backup and disaster recovery is about having reliable backups and a clear plan to restore quickly when something goes wrong.
Read article →What Are Passkeys and Should Your Business Use Them?
Passkeys are a more secure alternative to passwords. Learn how they work and whether they’re right for your business.
Read article →NVIDIA RTX Spark, Arm CPUs and the Future of Business PCs: Should Small Businesses Care?
NVIDIA RTX Spark points towards a future of AI-focused business PCs, Arm processors and more local AI processing. For small businesses, the key questions remain compatibility, supportability and whether the new hardware suits the actual workload.
Read article →Mac vs PC for Small Business: Which One Actually Makes Sense?
Mac vs PC for small business: compare Apple Macs and Windows PCs for compatibility, security, repairability, software support, cost and everyday business use.
Read article →Router Security for Small Business: Is Your Network at Risk?
Older routers and modem/router devices can quietly become a security risk once manufacturers stop providing updates. Learn what end of life means and when replacement should be considered.
Read article →How to Reduce RAM Usage in Windows 11 with Chrome & Edge (memory saver guide)
If your computer has been feeling slow, Chrome and Edge may be using a significant amount of RAM. Their built-in memory-saving features can make a noticeable difference.
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