Cybeats (CYBCF) Stock News

Cybeats Technologies (OTCQB: CYBCF) appointed Tejinder Kaushik to its board of directors effective December 22, 2025. Kaushik is Senior VP and Head of IT at Chemtrade, a chemical manufacturer with over $1.8B in annual sales, and brings 25+ years of global technology and cybersecurity leadership, including roles at Celestica and certifications such as CISM.

His expertise covers cybersecurity governance, SBOM adoption, cloud modernization, post-merger integrations, and agentic AI adoption. Management says Kaushik will provide a board-level enterprise risk-owner perspective to support Cybeats' strategy to help customers scale SBOMs and meet evolving regulatory mandates (U.S. EO 14028, CISA guidance, EU Cyber Resilience Act, FDA device rules).

Cybeats Technologies (OTCQB: CYBCF), a software supply-chain security provider, has announced amendments to its $1.825 million convertible debentures issued on January 25, 2024. The company has received approval from holders of 66 2/3% of the principal amount to modify the conversion terms.

The conversion price has been reduced from $0.30 to $0.10 per common share. If the company's shares trade above $0.125 for 10 consecutive trading days, debenture holders will have 30 days to convert at the new price, after which it reverts to $0.30. The debentures mature on January 25, 2026.

Cybeats Technologies (CYBCF) welcomes the EU Cyber-Crisis Management Blueprint adoption by ENISA, which mandates SBOM data exchange across 27 EU member states. The Blueprint establishes a framework requiring member states to exchange security incident data through machine-readable formats, particularly SBOMs, throughout cyber-incident lifecycles. This regulatory shift transforms SBOMs from best practices to legal requirements, creating a unified market for Cybeats' platform. The Blueprint complements existing regulations like CRA and NIS2, with DIGITALEUROPE recommending a single reporting portal and 12-month transition period before mandatory SBOM generation. Cybeats' SBOM Studio platform is positioned to address these requirements through SPDX and CycloneDX format support and automated APIs for ENISA portal submissions. Additionally, the company announced Chris Malkhassian's resignation from the Board and plans to issue 181,048 shares for a $22,631 debt settlement at $0.125 per share.

Cybeats Technologies (CYBCF) has secured a 34% contract expansion with a Fortune 500 water infrastructure company, extending their SBOM Studio license from May 1, 2025. The expanded agreement covers additional treatment-plant controllers, pumping-station firmware, and cloud analytics platforms across four continents. This renewal follows twelve months of successful performance and reflects growing regulatory pressure in the water sector, including the EPA's 2024 advisory and EU Cyber-Resilience Act. The company's success is evidenced by its impressive 148% net revenue retention rate. The critical nature of cybersecurity in water infrastructure is highlighted by Southern Water's recent £4.5 million ransomware attack response costs. Cybeats is strategically positioned to meet increasing demand for software supply chain security as global regulators align with international frameworks like ISO SAE 21434 and NIST guidelines.

Cybeats Technologies (CYBCF) has launched "Magic Link", an AI-powered feature for its SBOM Studio platform that enhances software supply chain security. The new feature significantly reduces time and complexity in managing Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) by automating data completion, fixing naming gaps, and improving data quality. Additionally, Cybeats has been selected to join a Canadian cybersecurity market development mission to the UK, participating in Infosecurity Europe 2025 from June 3-5 at ExCeL London. This selection aligns with the UK's newly released Software Security Code of Practice, co-endorsed by the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security. Magic Link enables organizations to create Design SBOMs, maintain approved software component registries, and meet emerging regulatory standards such as EU CRA and U.S. DoD's SWIFT initiative.

Cybeats Technologies (CYBCF) has renewed and expanded its contract with a major U.S. security agency, though specific details remain confidential due to national security concerns. The company's Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) technology is seeing increased adoption across critical infrastructure sectors including energy, healthcare, and defense. This development aligns with recent U.S. cybersecurity initiatives, particularly the Department of Defense's SWIFT process, which now requires third-party-certified SBOMs for software authorization.

The renewal highlights Cybeats' growing presence in the government sector and its role in protecting software supply chains. The company's technology helps evaluate and validate SBOMs to meet rigorous standards for enterprise and government cybersecurity requirements.

Cybeats Technologies announces a significant contract expansion with Emerson Electric (NYSE: EMR), doubling the number of software assets managed through Cybeats' solutions. The expanded agreement, effective April 1, 2025, strengthens Emerson's cybersecurity posture and SBOM management strategy.

Dave Berndt, Product Security Officer for measurement instrumentation at Emerson, emphasized the importance of securing their product supply chain through Cybeats' SBOM Studio, which provides visibility and automation for addressing security challenges at scale. This marks Emerson's second expansion of their license with Cybeats.

The expansion reflects Cybeats' strong performance in client retention, demonstrated by their 148% net revenue retention rate. The SBOM Studio platform helps organizations identify and manage software risks, streamline regulatory compliance, and enhance supply chain transparency.

Cybeats Technologies (CSE: CYBT) (OTCQB: CYBCF) has expanded its SBOM Consumer product with new asset management capabilities, targeting IT and OT environments. The enhanced solution enables enterprises to manage software security across their entire digital and physical infrastructure.

The product is currently in pilot with a U.S. defense agency and Orange S.A., offering features such as visibility, compliance automation, and third-party risk management. SBOM Consumer allows organizations to evaluate software before deployment, automate risk management, and eliminate blind spots across procurement and operations.

The solution integrates with asset management platforms, linking SBOMs to specific assets for continuous risk monitoring. Key features include real-time threat monitoring, Hardware Bills of Materials (HBOMs) integration, and detection capabilities for vulnerabilities like the ESP32 Bluetooth chip backdoor. The company also announced the resignation of Gregory Falck from its Board of Directors, effective January 15, 2025.

Cybeats Technologies Corp. (CSE: CYBT) (OTCQB: CYBCF) announces its participation in the RSAC™ 2025 Conference, scheduled for April 28 to May 1 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. The company will showcase its flagship platform, SBOM Studio, at Booth #2434 in the Ontario Pavilion.

The conference, recognized as one of the world's leading cybersecurity events, will provide Cybeats an opportunity to demonstrate its software supply chain security solutions, including new features like Magic Link, which uses AI for software component classification, automated compliance tracking, and enhanced vulnerability management with threat intelligence.

CTO Dmitry Raidman emphasizes the conference's importance as a platform to showcase their competitive edge and leadership in software supply chain security. The company will be available for one-on-one meetings with potential customers, partners, and government stakeholders throughout the event.