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.

Infinidat has recently released version 4.0 of it's InfiniBox software, the brains behind its speedy, massive, hybrid flash/hard-disk storage arrays. What’s the big deal? A hybrid storage array that meets or beats all-flash arrays on all their traditional strong points, at the cost you’d expect from inexpensive spinning-disk arrays, plus seven nines reliability and super-fast synchronous data replication so that no data is ever at risk of being lost. As more companies discover the benefits of InfiniBox, the notion that all-flash arrays are suitable for high-performance storage may prove to be just another flash in the pan.

Following last summer's hurricanes and looking ahead to the snowy season, Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone teamed up with Larry Selnick, SVP, Director, Treasury & Payment Solutions Sales at Webster Bank for an article on CFO.com about business continuity and disaster recovery. The article looks at how businesses can prepare for major weather events and other disasters from both a technology and banking standpoint.

It seems like you can’t open a web browser, scroll through your LinkedIn timeline, or turn on the TV today without hearing about the latest data breach or threat to your cybersecurity. With high-profile breaches like Equifax and global ransomware outbreaks like Bad Rabbit, we’re in a very different world than just a few years ago. Perhaps you find that cyber threats and cybersecurity in general is annoying, overwhelming, or even frustrating but it’s imperative that cybersecurity protection become part of your business strategy. It doesn’t have to be as complicated or costly as you might think.

Given the current cyber threat landscape, we think it’s a good time to talk about what to actually do about cybersecurity. After all, though you likely hear about a new data breach or critical vulnerability every other week, awareness without action isn’t much use! Before we dive in, however, let’s talk about some thought patterns we often see that prevent companies from taking effective action on cybersecurity.