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 (CYAB) formed a National Security Advisory Council chaired by board member and former U.S. Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo. Other members are retired Lt. Gen. Mary F. O'Brien, former Joint Staff chief information officer; Yigal Unna, former director general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate; and Stephen Rodriguez, founder of One Defense and a defense venture investor at DCVC.
Cyabra plans to use the council's guidance to support expansion in U.S. and allied national security markets and advance federal procurement efforts. Its remit includes public-sector acquisition, international defense partnerships, technology priorities and AI governance, and aligning commercial capabilities with defense requirements. The formation follows Cyabra's selection as an awardee on the FBI's five-year Specialized Open-Source Intelligence Tools contract and inclusion in U.S. Special Operations Command's SOF RACER consortium.
Cyabra (CYAB) secured a new enterprise agreement with an unnamed Fortune 500 global media and entertainment conglomerate to deploy its AI platform.
The planned deployment will serve the customer's marketing, communications and security teams. Its functions include evaluating online audience authenticity, tracking coordinated influence campaigns and distinguishing organic activity from manipulated content. The agreement expands Cyabra's commercial footprint in media and entertainment, complementing its existing work across national security, sovereign defense and regulated financial services.
Cyabra (CYAB) has secured positions in two categories of the FBI’s contract for specialized tools that analyze publicly available information.
Its wholly owned subsidiary, Cyabra Strategy, was selected for the Image Information and Video Information categories of the multi-award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract, a framework for ordering services. The five-year ordering period runs through September 2031. Cyabra is eligible to compete for task orders from FBI headquarters divisions and field offices across the United States. The company believes the award creates a pathway to recurring federal license revenue as it pursues additional federal opportunities.
Cyabra (CYAB) has joined USSOCOM’s SOF RACER consortium, making it eligible to respond to applicable technology requirements and compete for potential awards. The consortium was launched by U.S. Special Operations Command’s acquisition, technology and logistics directorate with GovSignals. It provides an accelerated process for commercial companies and defense contractors to pursue opportunities.
Cyabra’s collaboration with Carahsoft Technology also makes its platform available to government agencies through reseller partners and contract vehicles. In August 2026, Keith E. Noble joined Cyabra as Vice President of U.S. Government Sales.
Cyabra (CYAB) was named AI-powered Enterprise Solution of the Year by the 2026 Tech Ascension Awards, recognizing its AI platform for detecting coordinated manipulation and protecting digital trust.
The awards program drew a record number of submissions across enterprise AI, agentic automation and small-business technology categories, which organizers say reflects rapid growth in the AI sector. Tech Ascension’s CEO highlighted Cyabra’s “differentiated approach” and demonstrated business impact. Cyabra’s CEO framed the award as validation of efforts to turn complex AI into a defense capability for global organizations. The company was also recently cited as a Market Shaper in Gartner’s June 2026 Emerging Market Quadrant for Narrative Intelligence – Startup Vendors.
Innventure (INV) is sharpening its focus on increasing the value of its interest in Accelsius, executing substantial parent-level cost cuts, and reshaping its leadership and Board structure as of September 2026.
The company expects quarterly parent-level cash expenses to decline to approximately $3.2 million by year-end 2026, from $7.5 million at the beginning of 2026, a reduction of about 56%, excluding debt service, severance, litigation and other non-recurring items. Since early Q2 2026, parent-level headcount and operating expenses have been significantly reduced. Eric Stober will become Chief Financial Officer on October 19, 2026, replacing David Yablunosky, who will move to an advisory role. The Board appointed Michael Madon as an independent director effective September 28, 2026, while Michael Otworth and John Hewitt resigned from the Innventure Board on September 18, 2026, reducing its size to seven directors, six of whom will be independent.
Cyabra (CYAB) signed a six-figure annual enterprise agreement with one of the largest banking institutions in the Asia-Pacific region, marking an expansion into regulated financial services.
The bank will use Cyabra’s AI-powered narrative intelligence platform across four areas: sentiment integrity and narrative protection, official channel safeguards, anti-impersonation and fraud prevention, and evidence-led operational action. The deployment focuses on detecting coordinated manipulation, protecting official social channels, and identifying brand impersonation and scam operations to strengthen the bank’s digital risk and financial-crime defenses.
Cyabra (CYAB) will participate in the H.C. Wainwright 28th Annual Global Investment Conference in New York on September 14–16, 2026.
Management will hold one-on-one investor meetings and CEO Dan Brahmy will present Cyabra’s business strategy, proprietary AI-powered narrative intelligence technology, and recent operational milestones across enterprise and public sector customers, its core disinformation defense platform, and its positioning in the disinformation security market.
Cyabra (CYAB) will present at the Moody Capital Solutions 2026 Disruptive Growth & Life Sciences Conference in New York City on September 9-10, 2026.
Co-founder and CEO Dan Brahmy is scheduled to deliver an investor presentation on Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 8:45 a.m. Eastern Time at The Westin New York Grand Central. He will also participate in one-on-one meetings with investors.
The company states that the presentation will cover Cyabra’s AI-powered narrative intelligence platform, its growth strategy, and market opportunities in helping governments and enterprises detect coordinated inauthentic behavior, fake accounts, and manipulated digital activity. Contact details for investor and media inquiries are provided, along with links for more information about the conference and Cyabra.
Cyabra (CYAB)/b) stockholders approved agreements to convert and exchange all three series of outstanding preferred stock, with approximately 98% of votes cast in favor at a September 2, 2026 special meeting.Upon closing, Cyabra will have a single class of equity outstanding, all common stock, and the conversion price reset provisions tied to the preferred shares will be eliminated. Series A and B preferred will convert into common stock (or equivalents), while Series C preferred will be exchanged for common stock and warrants, with certain holders receiving pre-funded warrants instead of common stock, on terms previously disclosed in connection with the July 2026 $6.0 million private placement.
The company highlights recent operating momentum: record second-quarter 2026 revenue of $1.9 million, up 39% year over year, annual recurring revenue of $8.1 million as of June 30, 2026, up 29%, and approximately 84% gross margin, supported by new government and institutional customer wins.