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Understanding the Importance of AI Threat Hunting in Cybersecurity Today As organizations adopt AI tools, security risks rise. Coalfire's new AI Threat Hunting capability aims to mitigate hidden threats in enterprise environments.

Understanding the Importance of AI Threat Hunting in Cybersecurity Today #USA #Chicago #Cybersecurity #Coalfire #AI_Threat_Hunting

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Coalfire and Drata Join Forces for Enhanced Continuous Compliance and Trust Management Coalfire and Drata have partnered to revolutionize trust management by offering continuous compliance solutions, improving operational efficiency for organizations.

Coalfire and Drata Join Forces for Enhanced Continuous Compliance and Trust Management #USA #Chicago #Compliance #Drata #Coalfire

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Seeing is believing: longest thunderstorm batters Latrobe Valley By AIDAN KNIGHT, BLAKE METCALF-HOLT AND KATRINA BRANDON   SEEMINGLY out of nowhere, the Latrobe Valley and broader Gippsland region was hit with chaotic, slow-moving thunderstorms and eventual heavy rainfall last Friday (February 27). Beginning in the early hours of the morning, around 4am, loud thunder and lightning persisted for hours and beckoned a strong downpour with more than 50mm collected over the day. Many Latrobe Valley locals pronounced it as one of the longest thunderstorms experienced in the area in over 50 years. Lightning strikes were recorded particularly in the Churchill and Yallourn North areas. Warnings for flash floods were issued by the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) for affected areas such as Traralgon, Sale, Mt Baw Baw and Maffra. Further west however, Moe and Newborough copped quite the punch from the prolonged storm. At around 10.30am, residents driving along Narracan Drive were slowed down at the traffic lights to turn off to Dinwoodie Dr, as the area was submerged in water due to the rapid rain, covering the intersection and up the latter road. A car became bogged in the water while trying to go around, with some drivers forced to use the footpath to eventually get past. That incident, and similar occurrences on Moore Street, were quickly cleared up and traffic returned to normal within the hour. The Moe exit onto Old Gippstown Dr was also blocked off for a period of time with substantial amounts of water on the road. V/Line also announced at 11.45am that the Gippsland Line would be down following an equipment fault due to the weather and ultimately resumed between Morwell and Traralgon at 1.48pm. Soaking: Moe was plagued by prominent puddles post downpour last Friday morning, with some shopkeepers sweeping excess water from their doorsteps. Photograph: Aidan Knight Most worryingly, during all of this commotion, four fire trucks responded to a building fire at the Yallourn Power Station at 11.50am. While dealing with road submersions, firefighters made an abrupt turnaround on Narracan Dr before turning up Ollerton Avenue to head to Yallourn North. Both CFA and FRV units worked on the blaze, which was located within one of the power station’s raw coal bunker buildings. The fire started when lightning made contact with active embers, reportedly reaching 40 metres wide and 20 metres high by the time emergency services responded. Breathing apparatuses were used by firefighters to operate in the confined space, as they continued to reduce the blaze from the exterior until it was deemed under control at 4.48pm. At the height of the operation, around 40 personnel were on the scene, with 10 fire trucks and two air support units. No significant damage was detected, and no one was injured; however, WorkSafe was immediately notified. An Energy Australia spokesperson told the Express that there was no impact on generation for the power station following the incident. AusNet reported close to 20 outages in the Latrobe Valley, including Boolarra, Yinnar, Churchill, Hazelwood South, Moe, Glengarry, Yallourn North and Morwell. VicEmergency pulled the severe thunderstorm warning at 10.52am after previously expecting it to extend into the afternoon. The event followed storms across Victoria on Sunday, February 22 and thunderstorms in the Latrobe Valley from Tuesday to Wednesday (February 24 and 25). However, neither were as immense and continuous as Friday’s thunderstorm. More than 14mm was recorded on Tuesday at the Latrobe Valley Airport, with 10.8mm at 4.50pm before a sudden rise to 14.2mm at 11.50pm. From sunshine to sudden gloom, the storm appeared around 4pm, bringing heavy rain, thunder and lightning. Authorities warned throughout Monday, February 23 that severe weather was expected to hit across the state, alerting that some river systems may flood. Catchments that were predicted to flood included Latrobe River, Traralgon River, Thomson River and the Macalister River. According to the State Emergency Centre, up to 310 calls were made to emergency services throughout the Tuesday, February 24 event, with reports of building damage, flash flooding and fallen trees across Victoria. Up north in the Mansfield-Woods Point area, a bushfire continued to burn despite the heavy downpours. Residents in the area evacuated to nearby towns, such as Rawson and Licola before the storm. The bushfire was deemed contained on Sunday, March 1 after previous warnings. It was also reported on Friday that a magnitude 2.9 earthquake hit off the coast of Inverloch. At a depth of 10 kilometres with an epicentre, the SES only received one felt report and non-associated requests for assistance.

LV Express: Seeing is believing: longest thunderstorm batters Latrobe Valley #News #Churchill #coalfire

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Scene within a Culross Palace drawing room. Two red velvet armchairs sit in front of a coal fire. The floor is wooden with a highly patterned rug. An old grandfather clock sits in the corner, and there are portraits in ornate frames hung on the wooden walls.

Scene within a Culross Palace drawing room. Two red velvet armchairs sit in front of a coal fire. The floor is wooden with a highly patterned rug. An old grandfather clock sits in the corner, and there are portraits in ornate frames hung on the wooden walls.

Drawing Room, Culross Palace. Jul 2023. #photography #culrosspalace #drawingroom #coalfire #portraits #oldeworld

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Coalfire Welcomes Brad Little as New CEO to Shape Cybersecurity Future Coalfire appoints Brad Little as new CEO, aiming to enhance leadership in cybersecurity, cloud modernization, and AI-driven innovation.

Coalfire Welcomes Brad Little as New CEO to Shape Cybersecurity Future #USA #Chicago #Cybersecurity #Coalfire #Brad_Little

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Coalfire Introduces DivisionHex to Transform Exposure Management Strategies and Tackle Industry Challenges Coalfire's DivisionHex reveals a comprehensive roadmap for effective Exposure Management, bridging gaps in strategy and process for organizations facing cybersecurity threats.

Coalfire Introduces DivisionHex to Transform Exposure Management Strategies and Tackle Industry Challenges #United_States #Chicago #Cybersecurity #Coalfire #DivisionHex

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Enhancing Compliance and Security Through AI: Partnership Between Vanta and Coalfire Vanta and Coalfire have joined forces to simplify compliance and improve security programs, leveraging AI to automate processes and enhance risk visibility.

Enhancing Compliance and Security Through AI: Partnership Between Vanta and Coalfire #USA #Chicago #AI-Powered #Vanta #Coalfire

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Coalfire Launches DivisionHex for Comprehensive Cybersecurity Services with a Unique Offensive Approach Coalfire introduces DivisionHex, a new team focused on offensive and defensive cybersecurity, leveraging expertise in threat detection and risk management.

Coalfire Launches DivisionHex for Comprehensive Cybersecurity Services with a Unique Offensive Approach #Chicago #Cybersecurity #Coalfire #DivisionHex

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The Rising Threat of AI: Why Generative and Agentic Systems Are Not as Safe as You Think Coalfire reveals shocking results showing that generative AI applications are susceptible to hacking. Companies must prioritize security as they innovate.

The Rising Threat of AI: Why Generative and Agentic Systems Are Not as Safe as You Think #United_States #Chicago #Cybersecurity #AI_Security #Coalfire

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Coalfire Pioneers Responsible AI with ISO 42001 Certification and Innovative Model Testing Program Coalfire has introduced the industry's first ISO 42001 certification, enhancing AI governance with a new testing program aimed at ensuring ethical and secure AI practices.

Coalfire Pioneers Responsible AI with ISO 42001 Certification and Innovative Model Testing Program #United_States #Chicago #AI_Governance #ISO_42001 #Coalfire

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From Red Teams to Real Impact: Bringing Artistry and Precision to Cybersecurity Programs | A Brand Story with Charles Henderson from Coalfire | An On Location RSAC Conference 2025 Brand Story — ITSPma... Charles Henderson of Coalfire shares how cybersecurity programs can become more impactful by moving beyond tactical testing and toward coordinated, threat-driven operations that tell a complete story—...

From #RSAC 2025: From Red Teams to Real Impact — Bringing Artistry and Precision to Cybersecurity Programs

🎙️ Watch, listen, or read the full conversation here:
👉 www.itspmagazine.com/their-storie...

#cybersecurity #infosec #infosecurity #technology #business #offensivesecurity #redteam #coalfire

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From Red Teams to Real Impact: Bringing Artistry and Precision to Cybersecurity Programs | A Brand Story with Charles Henderson from Coalfire | An On Location RSAC Conference 2025 Brand Story — ITSPma... Charles Henderson of Coalfire shares how cybersecurity programs can become more impactful by moving beyond tactical testing and toward coordinated, threat-driven operations that tell a complete story—...

From #RSAC 2025: From Red Teams to Real Impact — Bringing Artistry and Precision to Cybersecurity Programs

🎙️ Watch, listen, or read the full conversation here:
👉 www.itspmagazine.com/their-storie...

#cybersecurity #infosec #infosecurity #technology #business #offensivesecurity #redteam #coalfire

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@comforteAG engaged #Coalfire Systems, a leading independent assessor, to evaluate how our SecurDPS Enterprise Solution supports PCI DSS v4.0 requirements. www.comforte.com/resources/co...
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Meanwhile in Aust . #Dutton is making sure that China leads in #renewable as he chases nukes as a solution but that’s 30 years away & our #coalfire #powerstation will all be obsolete by then.So we will be the first to buy from china

And we have so much sun so renewable will work brilliantly #LNP

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Coalfire announces Cyber Security On-Demand portfolio - Help Net Security Coalfire Cyber Security On-Demand portfolio secures customer environments against a rapidly changing threat landscape.

Coalfire announces Cyber Security On-Demand portfolio
www.helpnetsecurity.com/2024/07/24/c...
#Infosec #Security #Cybersecurity #CeptBiro #Coalfire

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Got some #melbstairclimb training #Coalfire in slotbunker @ HazPower 13floors up full PE/BA +highrise pack 4hrslater 🍕break & packup #cfavic

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