• ICB News Channel Episode 46 - May 2025

  • May 5 2025
  • Length: 49 mins
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ICB News Channel Episode 46 - May 2025

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  • Cyber Security and it's ever growing threat to Business and individuals here in Australia, as well as the impacts on Bookkeepers and the role Bookkeepers need to consider in the fight against Cyber, is the focus of this episode of the ICB News Channel. Rutland Smith, Director of Harvey Norman Technology for Business joins host Rob Marshall to outline the best approaches and tips for Business owners and Bookkeepers to be across and consider in combatting the scourge of Cyber. Rutland also explains some recent exposure situations of cyber that many need to be aware of and how Bookkeepers can get involved with some free opportunities to get analysis of their own Cyber risks and suggestions of how to overcome any threats identified and best practice approaches. In the second half of this episode of the Podcast, Rob is joined by Matthew Addison to discuss the recent Election here in Australia and how the result of the return of the Labor Government to another term in office, will have any effects on Bookkeepers and compliance. As always, Rob and Matthew discuss other matters currently affecting Bookkeepers here in Australia, including a recent court decision to jail an unregistered agent and preparer for misconduct. Great insights and behind the scenes information as always, in this episode.

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