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Tim Fussell

Recent Posts by Tim Fussell:

Impressive imei crew marks season with a national title

With a long and storied association with sailing on Sydney Harbour, sailing sponsorship is a prized and enduring fixture on our summer calendar, starting over 15 years ago with Kookaburra and Spirit, two 75ft America’s Cup yachts. Since then, we’ve championed Transpac 52 (TP52) class Miss Scarlett and 5.5 International class Sic Em Rex II, as well as the 16ft and 13ft skiffs at Manly.

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imei is a Samsung Knox Recommended MSP

We’re delighted to announce that imei’s managed service offerings supporting Samsung devices are now recognised as a Samsung Knox recommended managed services partner.

As a Samsung Knox Recommended MSP, we join a shortlist of managed service providers that meet Knox managed service requirements and have a proven track record of providing Knox managed services to mid-size businesses.

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imei expands presence in  Western Australia

As Telstra embarks on its fibre network expansion and upgrade in the Pilbara region of Western Australia in parallel with building five new major routes as part of its Intercity Fibre project, imei is pleased to announce that we’re expanding our presence in the Australian West to better support these new technologies and our Western Australian customers.

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The Anatomy of Mobile Threats: A Dive into Emerging Risks

In an increasingly mobile-centric world, the landscape of mobile threats is evolving rapidly. Businesses face many risks that threaten their mobile ecosystems, from malware and phishing attacks to device vulnerabilities and network exploits. At imei, we are dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge of these threats and exploring advanced detection and mobile device intelligence strategies.

Topics: Security Management Lifecycle

MTM adds a new security layer to safeguard data on mobile devices

As scammers become bolder and increasingly sophisticated in both the technology and tactics they use, Australians reported losses of $2.74 billion to scams in 2023 according to the latest Targeting Scams report. With ever-increasing mobile device usage, mobile devices have become easier prey for cybercriminals wanting to scam Australians, making mobile threat management a new priority.

Topics: Security