HUBC: Fortune 500 Contracts, $25M ARR, and Global Cybersecurity Growth

Did you see our last alert? It ripped 20% within minutes of release. It was moving so fast it halted up before surging over 70% out of the halt.

Now onto our latest low float that caught our eye...

Put HUBC on your screen for today. 

This one is hovering around $2.35 right now and has already amassed a strong following. HUB Cyber Security (NASDAQ: HUBC) seems to be sitting at some support around these levels and has popped at least 15% in two of the last 5 sessions.  HUBC is no stranger to making double digit moves.  If you scroll down the chart and look at the daily averages you will see HUBC regularly jumps on interest.

HUBC has signed some big contracts this year, but the real story isn’t just about momentum on the chart, it’s about the shift in where the next global banking crisis could come from.

The next major risk for global banks isn’t subprime loans or junk bonds, it’s data.

Wall Street has weathered its share of crises: subprime mortgages, junk bonds, derivatives stacked like dominoes. Each time, too much hidden leverage brought the system to its knees. But today’s fault line looks very different.

It isn’t buried in balance sheets. It’s buried in servers.

Every day, billions of transactions flow through banks still running on decades-old infrastructure. Data is scattered across hundreds of silos. Compliance teams are drowning in manual reviews. Regulators circle like sharks.

And here’s the dangerous twist: AI isn’t fixing the problem. It’s amplifying it.

More data. Faster flows. Higher risk. The very tool banks hoped would save them is accelerating the chaos. The digital plumbing of global finance has become brittle, expensive, and vulnerable.

This is the hidden fault line under modern finance, one that grows wider by the day. And it’s exactly the gap HUBCyber Security (NASDAQ: HUBC) is stepping in to close with its Secured Data Fabric (SDF), an AI-driven zero-trust platform that unifies silos, encrypts every flow, and automates compliance in real time.

HUB Cyber Security was established in 2017 by veterans of the elite intelligence units of the Israeli Defense Forces.The company specializes in unique cybersecurity solutions protecting sensitive commercial and government information. From encrypted computing at the hardware layer to advanced data theft prevention, HUBC has consistently been ahead of the curve. Today, it operates in over 30 countries, delivering both its SDF platform and a wide range of professional cybersecurity services.

HUBC has already garnered over 500 customers including tier 1 customers such as Boeing, Visa, Lockheed Martin, BNP Paribas and more. The company has also secured two government contracts and won a $2 million contract with the Israel Airports Authority, showcasing its strategic growth within the cybersecurity domain.

HUBC continues to deliver essential services to blue-chip customers worldwide:

●     120 experts specializing in Reliability Engineering, Safety, and Quality

●     300+ technology experts provide advanced software, testing, cybersecurity, and ICT services

●     Comprehensive cybersecurity solutions to protect critical information and assets

In 2024, HUBC made significant strides in its strategic restructuring efforts, decisively closing underperforming businesses and optimizing its operations through targeted headcount reductions. The company believes these bold actions have transformed HUBC into a leaner, more agile organization, delivering tangible improvements in operational efficiency and setting a clear path toward sustained profitability.


Leadership has been another key driver of this transformation. The company’s team now includes Paul Parisi, former President of PayPal Canada and senior AMEX executive, as Global CRO, and John Rogers, former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense, leading U.S. expansion. Combined with CEO Noah Hershcoviz, who brings an investment banking and M&A background, and CTO Nachman Geva, architect of HUBC’s Secured Data Fabric, HUBC has assembled the talent needed to win Tier-1 banking and government contracts.

This stronger platform is already producing results. Products like the Secured Data Fabric are driving revenue growth, with deployments cutting compliance costs by up to 50% and accelerating customer onboarding. HUBC’s revitalized R&D team continues to roll out new features that keep its offering at the forefront of industry needs.

And the market setup is unusually tight: HUBC’s float is only ~9.7M shares, much of it held by insiders and institutions. That scarcity means even modest buying interest can translate into sharp moves, amplifying the impact of every new contract or partnership.

Big Data “Perfect Storm” Has Led to Data Fabric

●     AI generated data explosion – unprecedented volumes of data, overwhelming traditional systems

●     Regulatory pressures – increasing compliance requirements

●     Cost efficiencies – legacy solutions are becoming prohibitively expensive to maintain and scale

●     Data silos and fragmentation – struggle with integrating diverse data sources

●     Need for real-time insights – businesses demand rapid access to insights

HUBC unifies all data, takes care of scalability, supports AI/ML, and is very cost-effective.

●     A unique platform featuring unbreakable, seamless, intelligent security

●     HUB’s SDF framework manages large volumes of sensitive data across diverse infrastructures, cutting compliance and digital transformation costs by up to 50%

●     The SDF has already been successfully deployed in top European banks

●     Large pipeline of future customers across multiple industries

●     Unique synergies with IT services arm.

●     High software margins (+80%)

What is a Security Data Fabric?

Big data keeps getting bigger and security teams are struggling to leverage big data. This is because they have over a hundred security tools, often leading to millions of sensors that generate data in disparate and proprietary formats. Security Data Fabric helps to make sense of this data.


A security data fabric is a data fabric architecture that integrates and manages security data from various sources in a unified, secure, and governed approach.

Why Cyber Threats Are Driving Demand

The surge in global cyberattacks has made data protection one of the most urgent challenges for governments, banks, and enterprises. Breaches that once seemed extraordinary are now happening with alarming regularity, pushing regulators to tighten oversight and forcing institutions to seek stronger defenses.

Salt Typhoon is the name given to a Chinese hacking group that has compromised at least nine U.S. telecommunications firms, reportedly hacked into the phones of President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance and collected geolocation data for hundreds of phones based around Washington D.C.!

High profile hacking incidents have shocked people around the world, showing them just how quickly things can turn bad if information is in the wrong hands. Information security firms are taking measures to protect customers and their own networks as they wait for official guidance following claims of a massive attack against Oracle Cloud in March. High-profile Chinese hacking incidents are also making cybersecurity a buzz worthy topic.

These events highlight why cybersecurity has become a top priority, and why HUBC’s zero-trust, confidential computing solutions are in demand. The company’s architecture protects sensitive data even if networks are breached or administrators are compromised, offering clients protection against the very types of threats making headlines.

HUBC’s Professional Services division provides attack-surface monitoring, continuous risk assessments, ransomware resilience testing, and confidential computing that protects data even if networks are breached.

And the market is validating that demand:

●     $25M Perpetual KYC contract (June 2025) - recurring ARR tied to real-time compliance monitoring for over 1M customers.

●     €20M San Marino banking modernization (April 2025) - overhauling an entire core and mobile banking system with secure infrastructure.

●     $20M institutional financing (August 2025) - earmarked for U.S. expansion and scaling HUBC’s enterprise intelligence and digital security offerings.

Catalysts

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Over 500 customers including tier 1 customers such as Boeing, Visa, Lockheed Martin, BNP Paribas and more!


The Secured Data Fabric (SDF) is the company’s core growth driver. This AI-native, zero-trust platform unifies siloed data, automates compliance, and encrypts flows in real time. Unlike costly data lakes, SDF deploys in months, cuts compliance costs by up to 50%, and has fueled a surge in backlog and RFPs.

HUBC’s legacy IT services business continues to provide a stable foundation, leveraging decades-long relationships with global enterprises. This trusted-advisor role allows HUBC to cross-sell its SDF platform into blue-chip accounts, creating a powerful network effect as Tier-1 anchors open the door to mid-market and regional banks.

Recent achievements highlight HUBC’s momentum, with more than $68 million secured across major contracts and financings. This includes a $25 million perpetual KYC agreement generating recurring annual revenue from over one million customer profiles, a €20 million (US$23M) core and mobile banking modernization project with San Marino’s oldest bank, and up to $20 million in investor-led financing now underway to reduce debt, accelerate U.S. expansion, and scale HUBC’s enterprise intelligence and crypto infrastructure business.

HUBC has also secured government contracts, including a $2 million engagement with the Israel Airports Authority, and entered a landmark five-year collaboration with Black swan Technologies to deliver AI-driven transaction monitoring and cyber-risk mitigation for a top-tier European bank. These wins underscore HUBC’s ability to operate in both regulated financial markets and critical infrastructure.

Strategic growth is also being driven by new leadership appointments. HUBC has bolstered its team in recent months with the addition of Romke E. de Haan III, a veteran in cyber defense with decades of experience in digital risk and compliance automation for governments and global banks, as Head of Cybersecurity Strategy & Innovation. Aviv Eyal, an expert in digital encryption and decentralized systems, was appointed to lead the new Digital Asset Infrastructure Division, expanding HUBC’s role at the intersection of cybersecurity, AI, and digital finance. And Paul Parisi, former President of PayPal Canada and senior AmEx executive, who now serves as Global CRO. Together, these leaders strengthen HUBC’s positioning as the global operating system for secured and compliant data.

Financially, HUBC is on solid ground. In August 2025, the company announced an investor-led financing for up to $20 million to scale-up enterprise intelligence, digital currency infrastructure and US expansion. HUBC also successfully restructured $7 million, more than 60% of its secured debt.


Five-Phase Growth ExpansionRoadmap. HUBC’s growth strategy is built on leveraging Tier-1 banking relationships for hyper-expansion and fast-tracking core banking deployments with its 360° white-glove approach. By capitalizing on trust built with leading global banks, HUBC plans to rapidly penetrate mid-market and regional institutions, creating a powerful network effect anchored by its Secured Data Fabric (SDF). The company is also focused on delivering seamless end-to-end deployments tailored for smaller banks, providing full-stack transformation with minimal disruption, concierge-level support, and long-term client retention.

Conduct your own research on HUBC.  Regardless of what your opinion is I’d like you to put it on your screen anyway and follow along.  We will have more updates.

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