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.
Supply Chain Attacks Fuel Surge in Cyber Extortion
Data Protection & Privacy Supply Chain Attacks Fuel Surge in Cyber Extortion

The interconnectedness that powers modern commerce has become a double-edged sword, as a new analysis reveals that trust in digital partnerships is being systematically weaponized by cybercriminals at an unprecedented scale. A comprehensive review of dark-web activity throughout 2025 uncovered a

Microsoft Patches Six Zero-Days Under Active Attack
Malware & Threats Microsoft Patches Six Zero-Days Under Active Attack

We are joined today by Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist whose expertise cuts across endpoint security, cybersecurity strategy, and network management. He's here to dissect the latest major Microsoft security update, a complex release that patched dozens of vulnerabilities, including

Are Government Mobile Devices Truly Secure?
Data Protection & Privacy Are Government Mobile Devices Truly Secure?

The very devices designed to streamline government operations and ensure constant connectivity for public servants have become the newest frontline in a sophisticated and largely invisible war waged by state-sponsored actors. The implicit trust placed in these government-issued smartphones and

Why Routers Still Rely on Dijkstra's Algorithm
Infrastructure & Network Security Why Routers Still Rely on Dijkstra's Algorithm

The persistent reign of a six-decade-old mathematical formula at the heart of the internet's most critical infrastructure presents a fascinating case study in engineering pragmatism, especially when theoretically faster alternatives continuously emerge from academic research. This summary examines

Trend Analysis: State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage
Data Protection & Privacy Trend Analysis: State-Sponsored Cyber Espionage

A sprawling and meticulously executed espionage campaign has quietly compromised the digital backbone of over 70 critical organizations across 37 countries, signaling a new and aggressive phase in the shadow war waged between nations online. In the modern geopolitical landscape, state-sponsored

Can You Patch Faster Than Hackers Can Attack?
Data Protection & Privacy Can You Patch Faster Than Hackers Can Attack?

The digital equivalent of a starting pistol fired across the globe when Microsoft released an urgent security update, giving network defenders a head start that lasted a mere seventy-two hours before sophisticated attackers began their assault. This recent incident highlights a terrifying reality

Is Shadow DNS Secretly Hijacking Your Router?
Malware & Threats Is Shadow DNS Secretly Hijacking Your Router?

A sophisticated and long-running cyber campaign has been quietly exploiting vulnerabilities in home and business routers, creating a "shadow" network that intercepts internet traffic for financial gain. This operation, active since mid-2022, leverages compromised routers to reroute user DNS queries

Enabling Passkeys on Devices Without a Screen
Identity & Access Management Enabling Passkeys on Devices Without a Screen

The rapid expansion of connected technology has introduced a new class of devices, from immersive extended reality (XR) headsets to smart home hubs and industrial sensors, that often lack a traditional screen. This evolution presents a significant challenge to modern security practices,

This Hidden Setting Is a Major Windows Security Risk
Infrastructure & Network Security This Hidden Setting Is a Major Windows Security Risk

The modern digital experience is built upon a constant, silent exchange of information, where your operating system quietly communicates with its developers to report on performance, errors, and user habits. While this flow of data, known as telemetry, can be instrumental for developers in patching

AI Is Now the Cybercriminal's Most Powerful Tool
Infrastructure & Network Security AI Is Now the Cybercriminal's Most Powerful Tool

The digital shadows where cybercriminals operate are now being illuminated by the glow of artificial intelligence, transforming once-complex attacks into routine operations and dramatically reshaping the global security landscape. This analysis examines how AI, while not yet capable of executing

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