Hub Cyber Security Business Summary

Hub Cyber Security Ltd. (HUBC) operates a dual-segment business model focused on Product and Technology and Professional Services, generating revenue through hardware-software integration, multi-year licensing, and high-margin consulting. The company specializes in confidential computing and its proprietary Secured Data Fabric (SDF), which provides military-grade, hardware-rooted protection for data-in-use within regulated environments. Key revenue streams include the HUB Vault (managed file transfer), HUB PCIe cards for encrypted computing, and the HUB Compliance platform, which targets the global banking and digital asset sectors. In early 2026, the company expanded its "Trust Rails" infrastructure to include utility-layer tokens for asset-linked workflows and launched SecureRide™ for the rideshare market. HUBC competes directly with confidential computing firms such as Fortanix and Anjuna, as well as quantum-encryption specialist Arqit Quantum and infrastructure provider Airship AI. Positioned as a niche leader in hardware-level data sovereignty, HUBC differentiates itself by offering a unified "trust-as-a-service" layer that bridges legacy financial systems with AI-native digital infrastructure. The leadership team is currently led by CEO Noah Hershcoviz, an investment banking and M&A veteran appointed in late 2023 to spearhead the company’s financial restructuring and institutional scaling. In January 2026, the company strengthened its executive suite by appointing Limor Zur-Stoller as Chief Financial Officer, bringing over two decades of experience in Nasdaq-listed financial governance and capital markets. Other key division leaders include Romke E. De Haan III, Head of Cybersecurity Strategy and Innovation, and Aviv Eyal, who leads the AI-Native Digital Asset Infrastructure division. The company was co-founded in 2017 by Eyal Moshe and Andrey Iaremenko, the latter serving as Chief Technology Officer. The Board of Directors is chaired by Renah Persofsky and includes Major General (Ret.) Uzi Moscovici, former head of the IDF’s J6/C4I Directorate, and Vineet Malhotra, a specialist in regulated banking platforms. Notable institutional backing includes positions held by Cantor Fitzgerald, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs, reflecting continued interest from major capital partners despite recent market volatility.