Peter Burton Computers

Name: Peter Burton Computers
Address: Tweed Heads South, NSW, AU
Telephone: +61432540020

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Peter Burton Computers

If you have a busy lifestyle and getting to a computer shop is a problem don't panic, just a quick email or call and I come to your door to pick it up.

04/01/2024

Need a long weekend away to recover from a hectic year :(

21/12/2021

To all my customers have a very merry xmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. And I will see you all in the new year , but please note if you have a computer emergency during the break don't hesitate to give me a email, text, call and I will see if I can help.

02/12/2018

Firstly the customer asked why his computer was getting hot, answer is easy, check the air vent on side cover. Then of course the humidity started and dust turned to mud, mud is conductive and then bang dead PC :(

Please, if your PC is in a dusty environment during our humid period it is very advisable to leave your PC on and just turn off your monitor, to avoid a dead PC such as this.

11/01/2018

Just a Heads up that my yearly road trip is on its way again and as before I like to give you plenty of warning to allow any work needed done to be finalised prior to take off day.

I will be heading off on Tuesday 8th of May and returning to work on Monday the 21st of May.

09/01/2018

Please if you see this screen just shutdown and restart your computer, do not ring the number it is just a scam trying to extract your hard earned cash from you. If you have any strange behavour after seeing this screen ring your local PC repairer.

25/10/2017

After a long wait, Australia will soon have a mandatory data breach notification scheme in place. Despite the long lead up to this legislation, many businesses are unaware of it, when it comes in place, or if it applies to their business.

What is Mandatory Data Breach Notification?
The soon to be introduced mandatory data breach notification scheme will require all entities subject to the Privacy Act to notify the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) and individuals who may be affected if a breach occurs.
The intent of the legislation is to ensure that individuals have the opportunity to have steps to protect their data or personal information if a breach occurs.

When Does This Legislation Come Into Effect?
From 23 February 2018, the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) will include the mandatory data breach notification scheme.

How Will The Legislation Affect Businesses?
As a general statement, this legislation will only affect entities with at least $3 million turn over. For more information on who the legislation applies to, please refer to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.

Businesses will need to consider how the Mandatory Data Breach Notification legislation will affect them.

The failure of an entity to comply with the obligations to notify may result in investigations or in the case of repeated non-compliance or serious breaches, substantial civil penalties.
In addition to investigations and potential penalties, mandatory data breach notification means that businesses risk losing their reputations and trust of their customers, in the case of a breach.

Address

Tweed Heads South, NSW

Telephone

+61432540020

Website

http://www.pbcomputers.com.au/

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