Ringfencing

Florida-Based Cybersecurity Company Launches Australian Data Centre

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Monday, March 25, 2024
Government, Organization, Application, Software, Private sector, Quality assurance, Ringfencing, Zero trust security model, Medical device

Sydney, March 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leading cybersecurity solution provider, ThreatLocker , proudly announces the launch of its advanced data centre in Sydney, Australia, just over a year after the grand opening of its second headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.

Key Points: 
  • Sydney, March 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leading cybersecurity solution provider, ThreatLocker , proudly announces the launch of its advanced data centre in Sydney, Australia, just over a year after the grand opening of its second headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.
  • This strategic move aims to enhance cybersecurity capabilities across various sectors in Australia, including the private sector, commonwealth, state, territory, and local governments.
  • The expansion of ThreatLocker will assist Australian entities in complying with the urgently recommended Australian Cyber Security Strategy implemented by the Australian Government.
  • Additionally, ThreatLocker offers Zero Trust Application Controls and Ringfencing capabilities that align almost any organization with requirements presented by the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s Essential Eight Maturity Model.

GenOn Completes $520 Million PJM Gas Plant Portfolio Financing

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Friday, August 2, 2019
Oil, Gas, Coal, Energy, Utilities, Economy, Finance, Money, Personal finance, Credit, Bankruptcy, Corporate finance, GenOn Energy, Revolving credit, Refinancing, Ringfencing, Restructuring

In addition to the term loan B, the financing included a total of nearly $100 million in revolver and letter of credit facilities to support Heritage.

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  • In addition to the term loan B, the financing included a total of nearly $100 million in revolver and letter of credit facilities to support Heritage.
  • Proceeds from the Heritage financing was used to repay in full the existing $400 million in senior secured second-lien notes and to refinance GenOns revolving credit facility.
  • With the closing of the Heritage financing, the Company has executed a significant first step toward implementing a more efficient capital structure following our financial restructuring late last year, said Darren Olagues, GenOn Chief Financial Officer.
  • GenOn will continue to operate the Heritage plants under a Management Services Agreement, an Operations and Maintenance Agreement, and ringfencing rules.