HUB Cyber Security Taps Aviv Eyal to Lead AI-Driven Infrastructure Division
New York, Monday, 7 July 2025.
On July 7, 2025, HUB Cyber Security appointed Aviv Eyal to head its new AI-native infrastructure division, focusing on enhancing digital asset security at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity.
Strategic Expansion in the Cybersecurity Landscape
The appointment of Aviv Eyal marks a significant strategic step for HUB Cyber Security Ltd. (Nasdaq: HUBC), a global leader in zero-trust confidential computing and AI-native security orchestration. Eyal, with more than 20 years of experience in digital encryption and decentralized systems, is poised to lead the newly formed Digital Asset Infrastructure Division. This division aims to enhance HUBC’s platform by integrating programmable privacy, AI supervision, and quantum-secure capabilities into a single enterprise-grade infrastructure [1].
Innovation at a Crucial Convergence
The newly launched division will deliver modular, secure solutions designed to support digital asset firms, banks, and sovereign entities. These solutions include Digital Trust Platforms, Secure Multiparty Computation for custody and key management, Zero-Knowledge Proof Compliance Infrastructure, and Post-Quantum Encryption Hardening. This initiative is intended to support institutional Web3 adoption by providing infrastructure that is secure by design and intelligent by default [1].
Leadership and Technological Edge
Eyal’s leadership is expected to rapidly accelerate HUBC’s trajectory in the burgeoning field of AI-driven digital security. This move underscores HUBC’s commitment to applying cutting-edge technology to secure digital assets efficiently and at scale. With Eyal at the helm, the division will focus on creating foundations for AI, compliance, and post-quantum resilience, thereby enabling trust in expansive and decentralized financial ecosystems [1].
Implications for Global Operations
Operating in over 30 countries, HUB Cyber Security is well-positioned to influence a global market characterized by rapid technological advancements and increasing demand for robust cybersecurity solutions. Eyal’s appointment and the new division’s goals complement the company’s existing capabilities and expand its market influence, underscoring its role as a pivotal player in transforming the digital asset security landscape [1].