Moraitis Consulting Congratulates Nightcliff Tigers Under 18 Girls Team

As the Christmas holiday season approaches, the festive cheer brings with it an unfortunate surge in cyber threats. In today's interconnected world, online shopping has become a commonplace way to make purchases during this joyous time. However, the rise in cybercrime necessitates an increased awareness of these threats and a commitment to safe online shopping practices. Cyber Threats on the Rise According to the latest Annual Cyber Threat Report, cybercrime has surged by 13% compared to the previous year, with online shopping fraud standing out as one of the most reported issues. Moraitis Consulting, your trusted partner in cybersecurity, urges Australian businesses and individuals to shop smartly and securely this Christmas. Understanding the Risks Cybercriminals employ various tactics, from setting up fake retailer websites to selling non-existent products. Once they have your personal or payment details, the consequences can be dire. Your hard-earned money may vanish, and the promised goods may never arrive. Our Top Tips for Secure Online Shopping Follow our security tips to make sure your online shopping experience is secure. Secure Devices for Shopping: Ensure your devices have the latest updates and connect to trusted networks, such as your home Wi-Fi or cellular (4G/5G) connection, rather than public Wi-Fi. Protect Your Payment Information: Use multi-factor authentication (MFA) and strong, unique passphrases. Consider using a password manager to generate and store secure passphrases. Choose Trusted Sellers: Research and stick to well-known, reputable businesses. Recognize Warning Signs: Be cautious of extremely low prices, payments through direct bank deposits, and online stores that are very new or have limited information about delivery, return and privacy policies can all be signs of a scam. Use Secure Payment Methods: Never pay by direct bank deposits, money transfers, or digital currencies such as Bitcoin. Opt for PayPal or your credit card. Consider setting up a second card with a low credit limit specifically for online shopping to minimise financial losses if your card details are compromised. Beware of Suspicious Contacts: Be aware of any strange phone calls, messages, or emails related to online orders. If in doubt, reach out to the store using the details on their official website. Guard Against Fake Delivery Scams : Stay vigilant while waiting for your goods. Cybercriminals may send fake parcel delivery notifications with links that could lead to malware. If in doubt, contact the seller or courier company using the details on their official website. Scamwatch has examples of fraudulent text messages. Take Additional Precautions: Limit the amount of personal information you provide on websites. Ask yourself if the website really needs the extra information or an account to complete the transaction. What You Can Do Visit the Australian Cyber Security Centre website for more information. Remember, the Australian Cyber Security Hotline (1300 CYBER1) is available 24/7 for advice and incident reporting. Moraitis Consulting: Your Cybersecurity Ally For comprehensive cyber security assistance, feel free to contact us. Moraitis Consulting is here to support your cyber security needs

Moraitis Consulting proudly participates in this year's Cyber Security Awareness Month campaign, themed 'Be cyber wise, don't compromise.' We strongly encourage individuals and businesses to adopt four simple steps to become cyber-wise:

Moraitis Consulting proudly participated in the anticipated Australian Computer Society (ACS) NT Annual Golf Day, demonstrating our commitment to the ICT industry in the NT. Moraitis Consulting's team arrived at the Gardens Park Golf Links Golf Course, eager to engage in this social event and connect with industry professionals. It was truly a pleasure to see ICT professionals from various backgrounds coming together to share their passion for golf and forge new connections. The event provided the perfect platform for our team to connect with ICT professionals, individuals, organisations, business owners, and government representatives. Engaging in insightful conversations, Moraitis Consulting fostered new relationships and showcased Moraitis Consulting's dedication to collaboration. Participating in the ACS NT Annual Golf Day was an excellent opportunity to demonstrate Moraitis Consulting’s commitment to support activities to maintain good relationships and foster new relationships within the ICT industry. We extend our sincere gratitude to the ACS team for their efforts in organising this event, and we look forward to participating in future opportunities to contribute to the growth and success of the ICT industry in the NT.

Moraitis Consulting proudly sponsored the NT Women's Cricket team in the recent 2023 Australian Masters Indoor Cricket Championships held at the Palmerston Indoor Sports Centre from May 20th to 27th. The Australian Masters Indoor Cricket Championships was held in the Northern Territory for the first time in 20+ years, drawing the participation of 25 teams across five divisions, including Women's Over 30 and Men's Over 35, 40, 45, and 50 categories. This partnership between Moraitis Consulting and the NT Women's team showcased their commitment to advancing women in sports, fuelling grassroots cricket, and fostering a culture of excellence and camaraderie.  Moraitis Consulting demonstrates with this sponsorship its dedication to gender equality and encourages girls and women to pursue their passion for cricket or any sport and break down gender barriers within the sport.

Moraitis Consulting is a proud sponsor of the 2020 and 2021 NT Digital Excellence Awards hosted by the Hon. Paul Kirby at Parliament House in Darwin. The awards celebrate individuals and organisations for outstanding digital achievement and innovation in the NT, and is the premier ICT event of the year.

A Day in the Life of an ICT Professional. Students heard from four ICT professionals about what a day in their role looks like, to help them gain insights into what working in the ICT industry actually looks like, and what to expect once they enter the workforce. Our HR and Business Development Manager Seraiah Smith had the opportunity to speak with ICT students at CDU at the ACS (Australian Computer Society) NT Panel Session. It was wonderful to connect with students and hear more about other professionals in the industry. We appreciate the opportunity to speak with the up-and-coming ICT professionals.

2020 and 2021 Sponsor Moraitis Consulting is proud to support the CDU IT CodeFair 2021 as a Bronze sponsor. The CDU IT Code Fair 2021 was held on Thursday the 2nd of December at the Hilton Doubletree, Darwin NT. The CDU IT Code Fair 2021 encourages and advocate students to share and apply their IT knowledge and skills to solve real-world problems. The event challenged students with competitions and real-time opportunities to highlight their passion and skills to develop practical solutions. This event is also an occasion for industry, government, and students to network and learn the quality of work produced at Charles Darwin University. Furthermore, it is an excellent opportunity to meet the students entering the ICT industry. For Moraitis Consulting, the CDU IT Code Fair 2021 is an opportunity to confirm our commitment to the ICT industry in the Northern Territory.

Moraitis Consulting were a proud sponsor of the Coolum Primary Carnival STEM Robotic Activities Tent. STEM education is the intentional integration of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, and their associated practices to create a student-centred learning environment in which students investigate and engineer solutions to problems. The Robotic activities tent was managed by the schools STEM department in aim of participation with robot coding and automation of movement.  The STEM Robotic Activities Tent provided the students an opportunity to learn about robot coding and automation in a fun and interactive environment.