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Yener Adal

Yener is the founder and Managing Director of Intuitive IT. Prior to running his own business Yener worked for a number of corporate organisations where he gained invaluable experience and skills, as well as an understanding of how IT can complement and improve business outcomes.

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Cybersecurity Insurance Requirements

If there's one thing that's been keeping me up at night more than the thought of running out of coffee, and what is going to happen to the Roy children in Succession, it's the importance of cybersecurity insurance. I mean, who doesn't love a good insurance policy? It's like a security blanket for your digital assets - except way less cuddly and way more necessary. Lately, I've been talking a lot about how in the ...

Data protection for your business

Instinctively, you reach into your pocket to grab your iPhone.  The bride and groom are about to cut their wedding cake as the sun dips behind the hills.  You jostle to get into position, ready to grab the photo.  Then, raising the iPhone to take a stunning image, it greets you with a blank, black screen.  You tap furiously on the screen, forcing the power button to wake it.  Nothing happens.  Panic sets in.  You're ...

Misconfiguration of the Cloud leads to Data Breaches

You're speed walking (... jogging isn't a good idea in the drizzle) up Collins Street towards Parliament station. Quickly you descend underground, heading across the dimly lit concourse towards the Myki ticket gate. You tap your Myki on the reader, and it fails.  "Why does this always happen when you're already late home?" You turn to the side and notice everyone is having the same issue. Someone has made a human error, and Myki rejects all ...

Here’s Why You’ll Love Windows 11

Remember when Zoom meetings were the only way to maintain team engagement during a lockdown? You were stuck at home, with endless Zoom meetings back-to-back…looking for anything to break up the day. So once a week, someone would be nominated to help maintain morale (and bust the boredom) by coming to Friday’s meeting with a quick game or fun fact.  Sometimes it was more complicated than you thought… Well, Microsoft heard all those pleas for some fun ...

CEO Sends You a Text Message: Fake or Real? Here’s how to avoid being scammed

Imagine you’re walking down Hardware Lane at lunch and suddenly receive a text from your CEO asking for help. The text says they are doing customer visits in Northcote and discover a colleague hadn’t provided the promised gift cards.  As they are standing there with the customer, embarrassed, they ask you to pop into Woolies, purchase six $200 gift cards, and text the details immediately. They promise to reimburse you the cost when they return ...
Intuitive IT has removed mobile phones from our signatures

Zoom Phone freed us from sharing Mobile numbers

Late last year we boldly decided to remove our mobile phone numbers from our email signatures quietly. For a business that is so focused on customer service, removing it could be seen as counter-intuitive (pun intended). However, my argument is it will make for a better customer service experience and streamline support queries. We’ve been able to achieve this because we’ve moved our business phone system to Zoom Phone. Zoom Phone is the business phone ...

Protect your business online banking account

Step into the ANZ Bank branch on the corner of Queen and Collins Street in Melbourne to reflect on the glory days of banking. Do you remember a distant time when you would line up to withdraw your wages? Or when the Bank Manager knew your name and helped you with a home loan. This branch is what many Melbournians dub the 'gothic bank'. It would not look out of place as Gringots in the ...

Warning: 500% increase in mobile malware. (Here’s what you need to know)

What is the one thing you notice when you get on a tram, walk down Bourke Street Mall or sit in a cafe? Everyone has their heads down, with a little glow on their face from their mobile phones.  Next time you walk down the street to get lunch or a flat white, count how many people you pass with engrossed in the long scroll. It shouldn't surprise you. Or will it? Either way, internet ...

What do U-Haul, Marriott and Optus all have in common? Data breaches

You can hear it before you see it. Thunder claps violently, shaking you...  Out the window, you see dark, ominous clouds building over the western suburbs.  It's always the way that the heavens open up as you head home. All day you've been putting off updating your password. You know you need to do it today. Otherwise, you'll have IT on your back, forcing you to change the next time you log in. And it's ...

7 Critical Tech Checks Before Travelling

So, that's close. Way too close. The spray is washing up on your face as the boat bumps its way forward over the rapids. Up close, the Rhine Falls are spectacular. Water rushing down over the rock wall and the sheer power of the Falls makes you feel uneasy.  The boat continues to tack around the base. You feel nervous. But you know they say, live in the moment. So you're snapping away, even diving ...