Cycurion Inc. (NASDAQ: CYCU), an IT cybersecurity solutions and AI company, is expanding its footprint through significant government contracts and the establishment of a cryptocurrency treasury. The company, which protects private sector, government agencies, and healthcare organizations from global cybersecurity threats, counts the U.S. Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Navy, and Defense Intelligence Agency among its clients.
CEO Kevin Kelly and SLG Innovation President Ed Burns discussed the company's growth strategy in a recent interview on Benzinga's All-Access. Cycurion's AI-driven platform, enhanced through the 2019 acquisition of ARx, enables the company to quickly identify security breaches and alert other clients to potential threats. "Our platform, which is AI-driven, can pinpoint exactly where in an organization the breach is occurring," Kelly explained. "It then sends messages out to all our other clients using that platform to look out for this type of attack."
The company recently secured a contract with the National Association of County and City Health Officials that Burns projects will generate $19 million in revenue over the next three years. This agreement adds to more than $69 million in contracts secured in recent years, creating what Burns describes as "a diversified portfolio of wins" across different sectors and geographies.
Cycurion has also launched Cycurion Crypto, a new unit established to create a cryptocurrency treasury focused on acquiring Ethereum and Bitcoin. Kelly stated that this initiative supports the company's plans to make additional acquisitions, improve margins, and expand both internationally and domestically. The move represents a growing trend among technology companies to incorporate digital assets into their corporate treasury strategies.
The company's expansion comes as cybersecurity threats continue to evolve globally, with organizations across both public and private sectors increasingly relying on AI-driven solutions for protection. Cycurion's diverse client base, which includes multiple Fortune 100 and 500 companies alongside government agencies, demonstrates the broad applicability of its technology in addressing modern security challenges.
