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Cyabra, Inc. reports company developments tied to its AI-powered digital trust platform, including customer agreements, contract renewals, enterprise adoption, and public-sector use of its narrative intelligence technology. Updates describe monitoring of coordinated manipulation, inauthentic accounts, impersonation, AI-generated misinformation, and online narratives across social and digital channels.
Cyabra news also covers public-company execution after its Nasdaq listing, board governance, growth priorities, and partnerships or industry events connected to communications, brand protection, and digital authenticity. Customer-related announcements often focus on recurring platform services, real-time alerts, evidence-based analysis, and mitigation support for enterprises, governments, brands, and reputation-sensitive clients.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) announced it has secured new contracts with two European national security government agencies, representing more than $500,000 in combined total annual revenues. Under these agreements, Cyabra will deploy its AI-powered narrative intelligence platform to provide real-time detection, analysis, and threat intelligence against foreign information manipulation, coordinated bot networks, and GenAI-amplified narrative threats.
The platform will support proactive threat detection, forensic attribution and network mapping, and actionable intelligence and mitigation. According to Cyabra, these wins mark a milestone in its global expansion and reinforce growing international demand for high-margin disinformation security solutions tailored to public-sector standards.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) reported record second quarter 2026 revenue of $1.9 million, up 39% year-over-year from $1.3 million, driven mainly by about $0.7 million from new customer wins and higher revenue from existing customers. Gross profit also rose 39% to roughly $1.5 million, with gross margin steady at about 84%.
According to the company, Q2 highlights included a research institute agreement valued at over $500,000, a new European government customer, and a post-quarter multi-year six-figure Asia-Pacific intelligence contract. Cyabra completed a $6.0 million private placement, launched its Coordinated Activity Detection AI agent, expanded routes to market via Carahsoft and Onclusive, and was recognized by Gartner as a Market Shaper in narrative intelligence. Operating loss improved to about $3.1 million, while net loss widened to about $3.4 million due to higher personnel and non-cash finance expenses.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) announced a multi-year, six-figure contract with a prominent Asia-Pacific intelligence agency to deploy its AI-powered narrative intelligence platform. The agreement focuses on detecting, monitoring, and mitigating online disinformation, state-sponsored manipulation, and coordinated bot networks across digital channels.
The APAC agency will use Cyabra’s platform for proactive threat detection, forensic attribution and profiling, and actionable counter-intelligence. According to Cyabra, this deal marks a significant step in its international government and defense expansion and follows its June 2026 recognition as a Gartner Market Shaper in narrative intelligence.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) launched Coordinated Activity Detection, an AI agent embedded in its platform that automates the company’s analyst methodology to determine whether online activity reflects coordinated inauthentic behavior. The agent evaluates clustering, timing, content, narrative and profile signals, then delivers a single, evidence-backed verdict for every scan.
The system produces one of four verdict states—Confirmed Coordination, Likely Coordination, Insufficient Evidence, or No Coordination Detected—each with a confidence score and evidentiary report, typically in under 30 seconds. It runs automatically on every scan and serves enterprise, public sector teams, and Cyabra’s own analysts.
Cyabra (NASDAQ: CYAB) and Onclusive announced a strategic collaboration that integrates Cyabra’s AI-driven narrative authenticity analysis into Onclusive’s global media intelligence platform. The joint solution aims to help communications and marketing teams distinguish genuine public sentiment from coordinated, inauthentic campaigns across media and social channels.
According to the companies, Onclusive’s Global Content Hub processes tens of millions of items daily, while Cyabra adds forensic analysis to identify inauthentic accounts, coordinated behaviors, and synthetic media such as deepfakes. The combined offering, available immediately to Onclusive customers, provides real-time narrative alerts, impersonation and synthetic media detection, and evidence-backed reporting to support mitigation and platform takedown requests.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) priced a $6.0 million private placement of 13,818,770 common shares (or equivalents) plus Series A and B warrants at $0.435 per share and accompanying warrants. Series A warrants are exercisable at $0.50 for five years; Series B at $0.45 for twelve months, both following stockholder approval.
Cyabra plans to convert all outstanding Series A and B preferred into 35,648,276 common shares and exchange $10,660,000 of Series C preferred into placement securities, subject to stockholder approval. Net proceeds are intended for working capital and general corporate purposes.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) signed a new six-figure agreement valued at more than $500,000 with a prominent international research institute focused on tracking global hate speech. The institute will use Cyabra’s AI-powered narrative intelligence platform to detect disinformation, trace hostile narratives, and protect vulnerable communities from targeted online harm.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) appointed David Low as Chief Marketing Officer, reporting to CEO Dan Brahmy. Low is tasked with accelerating Cyabra’s market presence in enterprise and government and advancing its position in disinformation narrative intelligence for digital trust and authenticity.
Low previously served as CMO at Talkwalker and Kerauno (AI Software), helped position Talkwalker for acquisition by Hootsuite, and has consulted for AI companies including BigBear.ai and Moonvalley AI. He also co-founded a 70-person agency serving Fortune 500 clients.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) reported Q1 2026 revenue of approximately $1.4 million, up 12% year-over-year, and ARR of about $7.0 million, up 19%. Gross margin expanded to roughly 86%.
GAAP net loss was $10.8 million, driven by $5.2 million of share-based compensation and $3.4 million of one-time business-combination costs. Adjusted EBITDA loss was $3.2 million, and cash stood at $3.1 million. The company completed its Nasdaq listing, signed new Fortune 500 and public-sector agreements, and launched multiple platform enhancements and integrations.
Cyabra (Nasdaq: CYAB) provided a shareholder letter dated May 5, 2026 outlining its first month as a public company after completing a de-SPAC on March 27, 2026. The CEO highlighted 2025 revenue of $5.70 million, multi-year six-figure customer renewals, sovereign and enterprise clients, and five near-term execution priorities.
Priorities include expanding recurring revenue, converting partnerships to distribution, deepening platform capabilities, maintaining capital discipline, and improving public-company communication. Q1 2026 results will be reported later in May.