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.
How Will AI Transform Enterprise Networks?
Networking Operations How Will AI Transform Enterprise Networks?

In the bustling corridors of modern enterprises, one phrase echoes with increasing urgency: artificial intelligence is changing the game. As companies continue to integrate sophisticated AI applications, the networks underpinning these advancements face unprecedented transformations. But are

Cloudbrink Expands ZTNA to Latin America, Africa, and South Korea
Security & Performance Cloudbrink Expands ZTNA to Latin America, Africa, and South Korea

Cloudbrink has announced its expansion into Latin America, Africa, and South Korea to provide high-performance Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA). This strategic move aims to address the pressing demand for secure and reliable remote connectivity in regions that have historically faced challenges

Pi Network Outlines Mainnet Migration Amid Community Concerns
Security & Performance Pi Network Outlines Mainnet Migration Amid Community Concerns

The Pi Network, renowned for its blockchain technology, recently unveiled its new Mainnet Migration Roadmap to transition users to its main network. This plan outlines a three-phase process, prioritizing KYC-verified users, extending mining rewards, and incorporating referral bonuses. Despite the

Critical Flaw in Speedify VPN macOS App Allows Root Access
Networking Technologies Critical Flaw in Speedify VPN macOS App Allows Root Access

A significant security vulnerability has been discovered in Speedify VPN’s macOS application, raising serious concerns about user safety and system integrity. Identified as CVE-2025-25364, the flaw opens the door to local privilege escalation and complete system compromise, according to reports by S

How Does The 20 MSP Redefine Managed Services Without Private Equity?
Networking Operations How Does The 20 MSP Redefine Managed Services Without Private Equity?

The landscape of managed services is witnessing a paradigm shift with the emergence of innovative platforms that deviate from traditional private equity-backed models. One such trailblazer is The 20 MSP, led by Tim and Crystal Conkle, which is redefining industry norms through a unique combination

China Admits to Hacking US Infrastructure, Sparking Global Tensions
Security & Performance China Admits to Hacking US Infrastructure, Sparking Global Tensions

In a pivotal development that has sent ripples through global cybersecurity and national security domains, China has covertly admitted to hacking U.S. infrastructure during a clandestine meeting with U.S. officials last December. This rare and astonishing admission highlights the aggressive cyber

Securing Networks: How MSPs and CISOs Can Combat Mobile Threats
Networking Operations Securing Networks: How MSPs and CISOs Can Combat Mobile Threats

A recent article in Programming Insider highlights the rising threat that mobile devices pose to corporate networks, as shown by a report from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky. The report cites an alarming 50 percent increase in mobile device attacks, totaling over 33 million in 2023. Marcelo Barros,

How Will Telesat and Viasat Transform Global Satellite Connectivity?
Networking Operations How Will Telesat and Viasat Transform Global Satellite Connectivity?

In a notable advancement in satellite connectivity, Canadian firm Telesat has finalized a multi-year contract with Viasat to integrate its Ka-band Lightspeed low Earth orbit (LEO) service into Viasat's extensive network. The collaboration aims to forge a multi-orbit network capable of catering

MSPs Must Embrace Automation and Cloud to Stay Competitive
Networking Operations MSPs Must Embrace Automation and Cloud to Stay Competitive

Managed service providers (MSPs) navigate an increasingly complex landscape characterized by economic uncertainties and rapid technological advancements. This necessitates adopting strategies that promote operational efficiency, automation, and cloud-native operations to remain competitive.

ESnet: Pioneering High-Speed Networks for Cutting-Edge Science
AI & Trends ESnet: Pioneering High-Speed Networks for Cutting-Edge Science

The Energy Sciences Network (ESnet), developed and managed by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, has cemented its position as a vital infrastructure since its inception in 1986 by advancing scientific research through its unparalleled high-speed network connectivity provided to DOE-funded

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