HUB Cyber Security Ltd., established in 2017 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, specializes in delivering advanced cybersecurity solutions to clients both domestically and across international markets. Their product portfolio includes: HUB Secure File Vault: An exceptionally fortified managed file transfer service that leverages purpose-built hardware to establish a protected environment, safeguarding an organization's critical data workflows. HUB Guard: A proactive service encompassing recurring security evaluations, continuous surveillance of networks and infrastructure, and strategic incident response planning. D.Storm: A robust Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform designed for simulating Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. RAM Commander: A sophisticated software tool aiding in the prediction and analysis of reliability. It incorporates various features such as reliability block diagrams, Markov chain analysis, maintainability forecasting, spare parts optimization, FMEA/FMECA, testability assessments, fault tree analysis, event tree analysis, and overarching safety evaluation. Safety Commander: Engineered to assess the safety performance of highly integrated systems within a model-based design framework. Beyond their product suite, HUB Cyber Security provides invaluable advisory and professional services. These include comprehensive cyber risk assessments and mitigation strategies, effective cyber incident response, ensuring quality reliability, and safeguarding the integrity of critical systems.
HUBC: 6-K · asset sale
HUB Cyber Security disclosed that its senior secured creditor has applied to the Tel Aviv District Court, with the company's and buyers' consent, to enforce a pledge on the QPoint Group shares and appoint receivers to complete the QPoint Sale under court supervision.
The sale of 100% of QPoint Technologies and four related subsidiaries to Martens Computer Consultants and Malam Training received Israeli Competition Authority approval on October 14, 2026, clearing a key closing condition. Proceeds will repay substantially all debt owed to the secured creditor, though they will be insufficient to repay that debt in full.
A court hearing is scheduled for November 1, 2026. The company says the transaction will not prejudice other creditors and forms part of its comprehensive restructuring to reduce third-party liabilities.