Kelser Vice President of Professional Services Matt Kozloski was recently a guest on WFSB Channel 3's "Face the State" with Dennis House and Susan Raff. During the appearance, Matt discussed the increasing frequency of cyber attacks against small and medium sized businesses.

Today's edition of the Hartford Courant includes a detailed article about Kelser Corporation centered around our new managed cybersecurity offering, Defend Forward.

EAST HARTFORD – In response to increased cyber attacks in the middle market previously reserved for larger organizations, Kelser Corporation has launched Defend Forward, a comprehensive, customized Cybersecurity-as-a-Service offering for organizations in the Northeast.

Circle Sport-Leavine Family Racing, a NASCAR racing team, was victimized by ransomware early on in the 2016 racing season. Their crew chief said that the data held for ransom was worth millions of dollars and that it would’ve taken about 1,500 man-hours to recreate the data. Under the gun, with another race just days away the team decided to pay the Bitcoin ransom.

HARTFORD - Six Kelser employees took on the 688 stairs at Hartford 21 and raised $1,804 in support of the American Lung Association at their annual Fight for Air Climb.

Kelser employees, friends and families, sampled a fantastic assortment of wines and appetizing foods at the 24th annual Evening of Fine Wines held at Manchester Community College (MCC).

If your business relies on computer files and documents to do its job, you’ve likely worried about the risks of lost data at some point. Saving documents to your hard drive is not always enough to keep your business protected. For instance, if your business’s hard drive becomes damaged, all of your work, and the work of your employees, can be gone in the blink of an eye. Some businesses don’t think about data loss until they’ve experienced it firsthand. But, with all the challenges businesses face when data loss occurs, it’s beneficial to come up with a preventative strategy early on.

Securing today’s mobile workforce is becoming increasingly difficult. As the demand for remote productivity grows, so too does the sophistication of cyber-attacks aimed at road warriors. Some of today’s threats include mobile malware, eavesdropping, unauthorized access, and unlicensed or unmanaged applications. Let’s take a look at these threats and what can be done to combat them.