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The market’s shaking, but cybersecurity is holding strong
And one name just popped up big...
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Cybersecurity’s heating up big time, and I’ve been digging into a lesser-known name that just dropped some huge contract news. Most folks are chasing the usual suspects — but this one’s flying under the radar and might be ready to rip. Worth a closer look if you’re into bottom-bounce setups.
TODAY’S TOP ALERT!
HUB Cyber Security (Nasdaq: HUBC)
👉 HUBC is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈
Good morning, Folks,
Amid all the tariff turmoil, investors have searched high and low for sectors that are safe — or that might actually benefit — from the trade war.
Precious metals, consumer staples, and the defense sector have all been standout plays…
But right now, I have my eye on an overlooked space: cybersecurity.
I recently came across this article from April 7:
The article reasoned that “the security industry’s emphasis on software should enable many top vendors to be more resilient amid the White House’s trade policy upheaval.”
And sure enough, the three stocks mentioned in the article’s subheading have done very well post-Liberation Day:
CRWD = blue line, ZS = green line, PANW = red line.
These stocks are the headliners in their sector, so they were good moves early on, but they may be overplayed at this point.
Right now, I’m zeroed in on a much smaller player — one that I actually alerted last year before it climbed as high as 20% in the three days following my initial alert.
Go ahead and pull up Hub Cyber Security (HUBC) on your favorite trading platform.
You’ll see it dipped with the rest of the markets following “Liberation Day” before it had a huge, 56% runup on April 9 (that was thanks to huge news about the company securing a €20 million contract).
The stock has drawn down since then, and I like it right now as a bottom-bounce play and as an overlooked cybersecurity company that has yet to catch the attention of “safe haven” investors.
For levels, on the upside, I’d watch to see if it crosses its 50-day moving average at $2.55, which would suggest a real breakout…
On the other hand, if it dips below $2.28, that would suggest the downtrend could continue, and I might look elsewhere.
👉 HUBC is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈
Here’s some background on the company itself…
HUBC is a leading cybersecurity company specializing in managed services, compliance, and confidential computing.
The Israel-based company was founded in 2017 by former members of the elite intelligence units of the Israeli Defense Forces.
Today, it operates in more than 30 countries and has protected information for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, startups, and more.
It has more than 500 customers worldwide, including heavyweights such as Visa, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and the Israeli Ministry of Justice.
HUBC’s core innovations are in the field of “confidential computing” — a cybersecurity technology focused on protecting data while it’s in use.
Key in this area is its HUB Secure File Vault, which is "built for organizations that cannot afford to lose their crown jewels.”
HUB Secure File Vault
The Secure File Vault is a “supercharged” Managed File Transfer (MFT) system that uses hardware-based secure enclaves.
According to the company, “[t]hese enclaves create controlled and isolated computing environments where data and applications are processed securely, shielded from unauthorized access, malicious actors, vulnerabilities, and network risks.”
HUBC states that these systems can secure information even when an entire organization's infrastructure has been compromised, making them a last resort for critically important information.
Another of HUBC’s important offerings is a service called HUB Guard, which is “a cybersecurity platform that continuously monitors and protects your network and infrastructure. It offers real-time threat protection, ransomware resilience assessments, risk management, and incident response plans.”
This includes a management interface that “allows security professionals to track metrics, identify vulnerabilities, and configure security settings . . . [w]ith event logging and analytics.”
It also includes “detailed cyber threat simulations” that involve real-time external probing.
If a data breach does occur, HUB Guard’s instant incident response kicks in, “ensuring minimal damage and maximum recovery.”
A third core HUBC offering is Attack Surface Management (ASM), which “provides you with insights into your genuine attack surface, encompassing the digital assets you acknowledge, those you might not be aware of, and any potentially harmful or unauthorized assets.”
ASM is a kind of digital reconnaissance. It identifies “all outward-facing digital resources, including domains, IP addresses, web interfaces, cloud storage, and beyond” and updates on a weekly basis.
Fourth, the company offers Governance, Risk, & Compliance (GRC) consulting.
As you might imagine, one thing the government takes very seriously is data breaches and protecting consumer information.
We’ve all heard of major companies enduring leaks that sometimes cover millions of identities or passwords, and these result in costly class-action lawsuits, reputational harm, and — of course — more government regulation.
All of HUBC’s services help maintain compliance with these regulations, but GRC is dedicated to analysis.
Last, and most recently, in August of last year the company formalized a partnership with BlackSwan Technologies, a U.S. enterprise-AI vendor, to offer a Secured Data Fabric (SDF) solution.
The SDF solution “is specifically engineered to ensure that sensitive information can be accessed in a controlled and secure manner. It caters to industries such as healthcare, government, energy, defense, and finance.”
There’s more to say about this SDF offering as well as HUBC’s recent, lucrative deals, but I’ll save that for a later update.
For now, suffice it to say that the company is on the march, and I think its stock is at an attractive level at this point.
I encourage you to go ahead and do your own research by reviewing the company website and this December 2024 investor presentation.
And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose.
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Lock in to HUBC today to see if we get the bottom-bounce I’m looking for!
To Your Success,

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