IndustryWeek, one of the largest trade publications in the country serving the manufacturing sector, published a detailed article about the new NIST 800-171 cybersecurity guidelines, the bulk of which is an extensive Q&A with Kelser VP of Professional Services Matt Kozloski.

Equifax made some serious mishaps lately, both technically and incident response. What’s really disturbing: while this is the largest, this is not an isolated incident. We won’t cover the details here, since there are plenty of sources where you can find information about the breach, its consequences, and what has happened after that. What we will cover is some thoughts around what we can all learn from the events leading up to, during, and after the breach. At Kelser, we don’t want any company to fall victim to the same incident and aftermath that Equifax did. We match our recommendations to our clients’ business objectives, establishing a comprehensive and multi-layered strategy to manage risk before, during and after a cybersecurity incident.

Kelser VP of Professional Services Matt Kozloski returned to the MetroHartford Alliance's Pulse of the Region radio show to discuss disaster recovery and business continuity with Larry Selnick from Webster Bank and Jay Arcata from Halloran & Sage.

Following the massive Equifax data breach, Kelser VP of Professional Services Matt Kozloski returned to WNPR's Where We Live to discuss the hack alongside Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Michelle H. Seagull.

Kelser is a sponsor of the Travelers Championship and the IT provider for the tournament. During the tournament, Fox 61 interviewed Kelser Senior Consulting Engineer Andrew Tyler about the technology that goes into the largest sporting event in the state. Andrew and anchor Tim Lammers sat down at the station's temporary studio above the practice green and talked about Kelser's involvement with the tournament over 25 years.

Following one of the most widespread cyber attacks ever (WannaCry), Kelser VP of professional services Matt Kozloski writes for the Hartford Business Journal about how companies need to be proactive about cybersecurity. He breaks down the minimal steps that would have prevented WannaCry, and recommends courses of action for successfully defending against the next cyber attack.

From a financial perspective, cybersecurity is about weighing the cost of protection and upkeep versus the potential cost of a cyber attack. Following the massive WannaCry cyber attack, Kelser COO and CTO Jonathan Stone helps CFOs navigate this equation in an article published on the homepage of CFO.com.

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.