About AuswideCyber
AuswideCyber is an independent publication launched in August 2026 by Michael Brazis. If you subscribe today, you'll get full access to the website as well as email newsletters about new content when it's available. Your subscription makes this site posMost cyber security content out there falls into one of two camps. It's either written to scare you into buying something, ransomware headlines and doom framing designed to get you to click "book a consult." Or it's written purely for people who already work in IT, dense with jargon that shuts out anyone who's just curious.
AuswideCyber sits in the gap between those two. We cover IT, cyber security and AI in a way that works whether you're deep in the industry or you've never touched a firewall in your life, straight, practical, and without an agenda attached.
Who it's for
Business owners trying to make sense of what actually matters versus what's marketing noise. IT people who want commentary that doesn't insult their intelligence. And anyone who's just interested in where tech, security and AI are heading, no professional reason required, just curiosity is enough.
What you'll find here
Real world best practices, the kind of thing worth doing whether you're running a business or just trying to keep your own accounts secure. Ransomware and phishing breakdowns with practical takeaways, not just headlines. Honest reads on AI tools, what actually saves time versus what's hype dressed up as innovation. Straightforward guidance on IT and security decisions, covered before you need it, not after something's already gone wrong.
What you won't find
No services. No pricing. No "get a quote" button hiding behind every article. This isn't a landing page dressed up as a blog. If you want to work with someone, that's a separate conversation, this is just the writing.
Who's behind it
AuswideCyber is written by someone working in the MSP space, in the room where these decisions actually get made rather than watching from the outside. That means the content comes from what's actually happening day to day, not from guessing what people want to hear.
Why it exists
Good cyber security and tech commentary is either locked behind a sales pitch or locked behind jargon. This is neither, ongoing, practical, and open to anyone who wants to read it.