Kendra Haines

Kendra Haines

Network Security Specialist
Kendra Haines is an IT expert specializing in IT infrastructure, development, and security. She shares her perspectives on numerous topics, such as vulnerabilities, configurations of cloud technologies, and benefits of hyper-converged infrastructure. Kendra focuses on simplifying complex topics, making her content accessible to buyers and decision makers.
CrowdStrike Launches Falcon Guardian to Secure AI Agents
Data Protection & Privacy CrowdStrike Launches Falcon Guardian to Secure AI Agents

Security teams now face a significant challenge as AI-triggered detections are growing two and a half times faster than human-triggered ones according to recent threat data. This surge in automated activity necessitates a new approach to endpoint security that accounts for the unique behaviors of

Cyber Threats Move From Data Theft to Physical Destruction
Malware & Threats Cyber Threats Move From Data Theft to Physical Destruction

The silent hum of a municipal water pump or the rhythmic cycling of an electrical substation no longer represents just mechanical engineering; these sounds now signify the front line of a digital battlefield where the primary objective has shifted from stealing secrets to shattering steel. While

ServiceNow Launches New AI Solutions for Autonomous Security
Security Operations & Management ServiceNow Launches New AI Solutions for Autonomous Security

Cyber-physical systems in industrial environments require agentless discovery to model attack paths without disrupting essential production workflows. As these digital and physical worlds converge, ServiceNow has introduced a massive expansion of its cybersecurity portfolio, unveiling six

PostgreSQL Patch Fixes Decade-Old PostGREShell Vulnerability
Infrastructure & Network Security PostgreSQL Patch Fixes Decade-Old PostGREShell Vulnerability

The long-term persistence of this flaw allowed for the potential deployment of backdoors that enable passwordless connections to production environments. This newly identified vulnerability, dubbed PostGREShell, remained dormant in the PostgreSQL ecosystem for over a decade before being addressed

North Korean Hackers Target South Korea With Linux Malware
Infrastructure & Network Security North Korean Hackers Target South Korea With Linux Malware

The "ted backdoor" distinguishes itself by utilizing the native memory pools of legitimate load-balancing software to hide its presence and maintain a low footprint on infected servers. This sophisticated approach marks a significant departure from traditional file-based persistence mechanisms, as

How Can CertiPath and SLC Digital Secure Mobile Identity?
Endpoint & Device Security How Can CertiPath and SLC Digital Secure Mobile Identity?

Modern enterprises face the complex challenge of granting deep network access to remote contractors who may never step foot inside a physical corporate office. As traditional perimeters dissolve, the necessity for a verifiable link between a human user and their digital credentials has moved from a

Will the UK Cyber Bill Redefine Supply Chain Security?
Security Operations & Management Will the UK Cyber Bill Redefine Supply Chain Security?

The delicate equilibrium of the United Kingdom's digital landscape was fundamentally altered this summer when a sophisticated breach exposed the latent vulnerabilities hidden within the nation's energy infrastructure. This incident accelerated the transition of the Cyber Security and Resilience

How Is SASE Transforming Modern Enterprise IT Security?
Infrastructure & Network Security How Is SASE Transforming Modern Enterprise IT Security?

Security policies can now be written once in a centralized dashboard and applied globally to ensure a uniform posture across all remote connections. This capability marks a definitive end to the era of site-specific security appliances that once defined the corporate network for decades. As we

How Is Cyber Extortion and Espionage Evolving in 2026?
Malware & Threats How Is Cyber Extortion and Espionage Evolving in 2026?

The emergence of the HeroinRAT malware demonstrates a dangerous shift toward combining credential harvesting, system surveillance, and unauthorized cryptocurrency mining. In the current landscape, this hybrid threat represents the new normal, where attackers no longer satisfy themselves with a

How Does the Packagist Attack Target iOS Users?
Malware & Threats How Does the Packagist Attack Target iOS Users?

Introduction The digital supply chain has transformed from a quiet infrastructure into a primary battleground where a single malicious line of code in a popular repository can compromise thousands of devices globally. Security professionals recently identified a highly targeted operation that

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