Practical guides for Australian small businesses on email deliverability, web security, DNS, and privacy compliance. Written by the team behind the scanner.
Most Australian small business cookie banners don't meet the OAIC's informed-consent standard. Here is what does, what doesn't, and how to fix it without paying for an enterprise consent platform.
Six HTTP headers stop the most common attacks against your website. Here is what each one does in plain English, and the exact lines to add to nginx, Apache, or your WordPress config.
WordPress runs over 40% of websites and is the most-targeted CMS on the internet. The good news: a clear ten-step hardening checklist closes most attacks, and none of the steps require a developer.
What the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 actually changes for Australian website owners, what is still being debated in tranche 2, and the five practical things every site should review this quarter.
A practical, plain-English guide for Australian small businesses whose customers stopped receiving their emails.
Your scanner says DNSSEC is not enabled. Here is what that actually means for your domain, why it matters, and how to flip it on at GoDaddy, Crazy Domains, Cloudflare, and Synergy Wholesale.
Three DNS records decide whether your business email lands in the inbox or junk folder. Here is what each one does, why all three matter, and the exact records to add.