Successful network attacks are enabled by poor network monitoring, and firms offering IT services in CT recommend the use of network monitoring software to secure corporate networks. Savvy business leaders realize the importance of network management and monitoring to keep their IT infrastructure at optimal performance.

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Safeguarding your firm’s network security should be one of your top priorities. This is important, especially now that malicious hackers have become cunning and look for vulnerabilities to attack their victims. Improving your network security is something that can be done with the guidance of an IT consultant in Connecticut. Speaking to one of these professionals will help you hack-proof your IT network and keep malicious attackers at bay.

Kelser COO & CTO Jonathan Stone was quoted in an article about Wi-Fi security for Inc.com sponsored by Comcast Business. The article explores the different types of wi-fi hacks in detail and recounts how Kelser has been known to demonstrate how "evil twin" attacks work by setting up our own fake networks at conferences and then revealing them to attendees.

The internet has transformed the way people communicate. It also brought with it never-before-seen privacy issues. Now, the Internet of Things – known as IoT – is transforming how devices communicate. Using your wired or wireless network, these devices can all share information, helping to create smarter, more efficient systems.

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.

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.

Open-standards based networking and network security means making a conscious choice to move away from a single-vendor to multi-vendor network. These multi-vendor networks rely on open standards for their interoperability.