CYCU news

Kevin Kelly describes offensive-based predictive intelligence as the company's new focus and provides context on leadership changes.

The cybersecurity firm announced a historic $54.6 million, 10-year agreement to modernize a state Health and Human Services system, significantly increasing its recurring revenue base.

Cycurion announced the largest contract in its history, valued at $54.6 million, and completed the acquisition of Digital Ally's Video Solutions business, which added $5.5 million in annual revenue.

The company announced a settlement with an anonymous defendant who retracted false fraud allegations. This resolves one legal dispute as additional matters remain pending.

Cycurion forecasts $843,028 in revenue from public safety contracts supporting the City of Chicago in 2026, alongside the development of new AI-powered cybersecurity products. The company continues to trade on Nasdaq following an ongoing appeal regarding a potential delisting.

Cycurion secured approximately $800,000 in annual new contracts with a pharmaceutical AI Center of Excellence and NACCHO, marking its commercial healthcare expansion.

Cycurion executed a 1-for-8 reverse split to meet listing requirements while the company reported a gross margin expansion to 29.1% and secured a $54.6M HHS award.

Cycurion received a patent for VuLink, a technology used by more than 800 law enforcement clients to synchronize cameras. The asset strengthens the company's public safety portfolio.

Cycurion's board authorized a $500,000 share repurchase program over the next 12 months, citing an undervaluation of the company's cybersecurity and public safety technology business.

Cycurion, Inc. announced a major 10-year renewable contract valued at approximately $54.6 million with a top-5 global consulting firm to support a state government health agency. This win adds a long-duration, high-margin contract to the company's public sector portfolio.

Cycurion, Inc. and Kustom Entertainment extended the closing date of the asset acquisition to September 15, 2026, effectively altering the financial terms of the deal.

Cycurion announced it requested a hearing to appeal Nasdaq's proposed delisting based on a minimum bid price requirement, with trading expected to continue temporarily while the company seeks compliance.

Cycurion's stockholders approved a July 23, 2026 amendment to reclassify its board of directors into three staggered classes. This 'classified board' structure is generally associated with providing greater stability for existing management.

Cycurion received notice of potential delisting after failing to maintain a $1.00 minimum bid price for 31 consecutive days, though trading will continue while the company appeals.

Cycurion's board declined a proposed 7-for-1 reverse stock split, prioritizing organic growth and acquisitions over short-term price compliance. Management cited strong revenue visibility and a new $58 million contract as evidence of sustainable business foundations.

Cycurion enters an asset purchase agreement to acquire Kustom Entertainment’s video solutions segment and Digital Ally assets. This strategic transaction expands Cycurion's public safety platform with 58 patents and ~1,000 new clients while minimizing dilution through a mixed consideration structure…

Cycurion filed lawsuit against ACCESS Newswire and unnamed market manipulators following a March 2026 fabricated acquisition announcement that triggered coordinated short selling and spoofing activity, causing significant stock price decline. The company obtained trading records showing extraordinar…

Cycurion's board authorized issuance of Series H convertible preferred stock pursuant to Delaware law, establishing terms and preferences for the new security class. The filing outlines conversion rights and other terms typical of preferred stock offerings used for capital raising or strategic excha…