The malicious ransomware dubbed "WannaCry" has seized systems in over 150 countries since its discovery on May 12th, holding computers across all industries hostage. The program infects computers and encrypts their files, demanding $300 in Bitcoin or the files will be erased. This ransomware currently affects Microsoft Windows machines through an exploit known as EternalBlue. Given the severity of this attack and other ransomware variants following suit, it's time to make sure that your organization is protected. We've compiled this list of 9 resources that will help prepare your organization for malware attacks like WannaCry, so that you can ensure your files and information are safe.

Cybersecurity has become a mainstream point of discussion over the last five years. With notable attacks on Target, NASA, the United States Defense Department, and the WannaCry / WannaCrypt outbreak, the public now has a heightened sense of awareness (and fear) of cyber crime. Perhaps no industry needs a wake up call more than the healthcare industry.

Some of the the most noteworthy targets of the recent widespread WannaCry cyber attack were major healthcare organizations in the United Kingdom. Could something similar happen in Connecticut? Crain's Connecticut talked to Kelser Vice President of Professional Services Matt Kozloski to address this question.

Nearly everyone has heard of the Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, and technology has even gone so far to start labeling Everything-as-a-Service (XaaS), but how often do you hear of Wireless-as-a-Service (WaaS)? In this post, we’ll break down the top six reasons to consider WaaS as a practical option for implementing cutting edge networking for your business.

GLASTONBURY, CONN. - As of this week, technology consulting firm Kelser Corporation has relocated their central office from East Hartford, Conn. to Glastonbury, Conn. The company is now located at 43 Western Blvd, Suite 150 Glastonbury, CT 06033.

Kelser is the most recent subject of Fox 61's #WorkinCT series on Good Day Connecticut. VP of Professional Services Matt Kozloski stopped by the studio to talk with anchor Amanda Raus about Kelser's work in the community and how technology can enable success for small businesses.

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.