Coalfire Sets Up New Office in Buenos Aires to Expand Global Delivery Capabilities
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Coalfire announces the establishment of Argentina Integrated Solutions ( AIS ) in Buenos Aires, Argentina, incorporating local cybersecurity and compliance talents into its global delivery model to support continuous customer growth and enhance global service capabilities.
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Coalfire Sets up new office in Buenos Aires to expand global delivery capabilities

Argentine comprehensive solutions company will incorporate cybersecurity and compliance talents into the Coalfire global delivery model to support the continuous growth of its customers.

Chicago and Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 13, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Leading cybersecurity and compliance services provider Coalfire announced today the establishment of Argentina Integrated Solutions ( AIS ) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

This new location is established on the existing global footprint of Coalfire, marking an important step in the company's ongoing growth process. AIS will connect local professionals in Argentina with Coalfire's teams, customers, and delivery capabilities around the world, enhancing local collaboration and service continuity while creating additional capacity for growth.

Coalfire CEO Brad Little stated: "The cybersecurity environment in which our customers operate is becoming increasingly global and complex, and our delivery models also need to evolve accordingly. Buenos Aires allows us to access outstanding talent, while enhancing the size, expertise, and connectivity of our global team. This is an investment in our ability to scale up and serve our customers better."

AIS will support a wider range of delivery models for Coalfire, covering compliance and network security services, as well as related customer service capabilities. The location of Buenos Aires is a key investment in Coalfire's global delivery strategy, which will enhance the company's ability to expand its professional capabilities, serve customers in different regions, and support future growth.

Coalfire Vice President Jim Masella stated: "This is not just about opening a new location. It is also an opportunity to combine local expertise with global collaboration in a way that benefits our employees, customers, and the communities where we operate."

The establishment of the Buenos Aires office is based on Coalfire's existing international operations model and its commitment to a globally connected workforce. Coalfire expects that AIS will enhance the company's delivery capabilities and create more opportunities to serve global customers with integrated teams.

About Coalfire

Coalfire is a cybersecurity and compliance services provider that helps various organizations reduce risks and accelerate the advancement of their most critical technology projects. Experts from Coalfire provide consulting services in areas such as cybersecurity strategy, compliance, privacy, cloud security, risk management, and related assurance needs for organizations in different industries. For more information, please visit: www.coalfire.com.

Media contact:

Corey Eldridge

Force4 Technology Communications
[ email protected ]

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