Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone was quoted in an article about Wi-Fi security for Inc.com sponsored by Comcast Business. The article explores the different types of wi-fi hacks in detail and recounts how Kelser has been known to demonstrate how "evil twin" attacks work by setting up our own fake networks at conferences and then revealing them to attendees.

As business operations are increasingly conducted online, businesses in all industries are becoming more susceptible to cybersecurity breaches. Kelser was recently invited to discuss cybersecurity concerns and best practices for real estate agents on Real Estate Radio, a show broadcast on CBS Radio 94.9FM here in Connecticut and hosted by One and Company Real Estate’s Byron Lazine and financial planner Pat Kenny. Their discussion wound up being quite universal and applicable to almost any industry. Here are some of the highlights of the show. Below, you’ll find the full transcript and audio of the conversation.

The February issue of Connecticut Magazine includes a photo of Kelser CEO and President Barry Kelly with Dr. John Votto, left, former president and current board member of the Hospital for Special Care in New Britain at our Kelser Charity Challenge golf tournament last fall. The event raised $17,500 for the Hospital for Special Care.

Just under a week into the New Year and the world is already experiencing the first critical vulnerability in 2018. Researchers have discovered two security vulnerabilities that collectively affect most modern chips made by Intel, AMD, and ARM. If exploited, a hacker could potentially steal data from the breached machine ranging from emails and browsing data to login credentials. So, what are these vulnerabilities and what steps can you take to protect your business network from them?

Kelser Vice President of Professional Services Matt Kozloski was the guest for the full hour of Real Estate Radio on 94.9FM CBS Radio. He discussed the unique cybersecurity concerns of the real estate industry and strategies for companies of all types to avoid cyber attacks. The show is streaming and transcribed on our blog.

In the fall of 2017, the State of Connecticut announced a cybersecurity action plan. In order to learn more about this--and the state of cybersecurity in Connecticut in general--we reached out to Arthur House, Chief Cybersecurity Risk Officer for the State of Connecticut. He was gracious enough to fill us in on a wide variety of topics from how Connecticut’s towns and cities are battling hackers, to why countries like Ukraine are looking to CT for guidance on cybersecurity.

Last week, the FCC voted to end Net Neutrality. Kelser's Matt Kozloski was invited on Fox61 to talk about this issue. Since it's a lot to fit into a four-minute segment, we thought we'd offer some additional thoughts here.

After the FCC voted to end net neutrality, Fox61 invited Kelser Vice President of Professional Services Matt Kozloski to come on and talk about what net neutrality is and what the vote means for businesses and consumers. Since it’s a lot to fit into a four-minute segment, Matt also offered some additional thoughts in a recent blog post.