Industry professionals from across the region joined Kelser and the CT River Valley Chamber of Commerce for Business After Hours at Kelser’s home in Glastonbury.

Kelser extends their sincerest thanks to all the guests, donors, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers that helped make the 26th annual Evening of Fine Wines another fantastic event.

EAST HARTFORD, CT - Through a secret bookcase, guests discovered how Kelser’s managed services could help their businesses shine at our latest event.

Good Morning Connecticut on WTNH had Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone on with Halloran & Sage Partner Jay Arcata to unpack the Facebook data breach and offer predictions and tips for users. The segment, as well as additional thoughts from Jon and Jay, can be viewed on our blog.

Post-season college basketball is in full swing, and as a former sponsor of UConn Athletics, it’s something we get very excited about. Of course, we also get pretty revved up about layered cybersecurity pretty much any day of the week. Watching so much hoops this time of year, we’ve noticed that the principles of a good cybersecurity defense are reflected on the basketball court.

If there are two things we love here at Kelser, it's charities and sports. Our Kelser Foundation has raised over $900,000 for worthy causes over the years, and as a sponsor of UConn Athletics, we are pretty excited about postseason college basketball.

Heading into tax season, Kelser Vice President of Professional Services Matt Kozloski and Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Michelle H. Seagull appeared on WTNH's Good Morning Connecticut and the MetroHartford Alliance's "Pulse of the Region" radio show to talk about tax scams and how businesses can avoid them.

Twelve Connecticut state agencies were impacted by a cyber attack over the weekend. According to reports, the cyber attack appeared to be the nefarious ransomware WannaCry that wreaked havoc worldwide in 2017. Officials say that even though approximately 160 computers across twelve agencies were affected, the outbreak was contained by Sunday night and there were no reports of encryption or data loss. Fortunately, it appears that the state was able to effectively mitigate ill effects from the attack. As we’ve discussed with Arthur House, Chief Cybersecurity Risk Officer for the State of Connecticut, our state is an international leader in cybersecurity. This was demonstrated in the state’s response to the attack.