National business outlet Fast Company recently published a detailed article about the cyber threats to industrial and manufacturing targets. Kelser's work to help manufacturers become compliant with new NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) cybersecurity requirements ahead of the end-of-year deadline is featured.

Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone was interviewed by New Haven-based ABC affiliate WTNH News 8 for a story about a ransomware attack that occurred at Manchester, Connecticut, manufacturer Empire Industries. Kelser worked with Empire to recover from the attack and implemented comprehensive cybersecurity to prevent future issues.

The Hartford Business Journal's manufacturing issue kicks off with a front-page article about cybersecurity in manufacturing. Kelser Senior Consulting Engineer Andrew Tyler is seen in the front-page image working with Rich Shemanskis, Information Technology Manager at Empire Industries, one of our clients.

The latest issue of the Hartford Business Journal includes an article by Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone titled, "Key steps to fend off a cyberattack."

The Newington High School IT and Digital Innovation Academy is now home to four HP 8100 computers donated by Kelser Corporation.

The longest-running independent fund raiser for the American Lung Association of the Northeast, the annual Kelser Charity Challenge golf tournament, had its best year to date in 2016 with $26,000 raised, bringing the 20-year total of the event to $275,513.

InsideHigherEd, the leading digital media outlet for higher education professionals, published an article about recent ransomware attacks on colleges and universities.

Kelser President & CEO Barry Kelly was recently interviewed by Kate L Harrison for an Inc. article titled "Who will get hacked in 2017?" With so much news surrounding cybersecurity and cyber attacks in 2016, it's a great question!