MCLEAN, Va. - TelAve -- Cycurion, Inc. (N a s d a q: CYCU) has continued to build significant momentum as it moves through the second half of 2026, with a series of developments that increasingly position the company as a broader AI-driven cybersecurity, public-safety and managed-services technology platform.

Since the company's strong second-quarter results, CYCU has added additional intellectual property, completed its Digital Ally acquisition, announced a $500,000 share repurchase authorization, implemented a 1-for-8 reverse stock split, and continued pursuing a substantial government-contract pipeline.

Perhaps most importantly for investors, the company's underlying financial profile is improving dramatically. Second-quarter gross margin reached 29.1%, compared with just 6.1% a year earlier, while management says the combination of acquisitions and new contracts has moved the company's annualized revenue run rate toward approximately $30 million.

Key Investor Highlights

• $54.6 million, 10-year contract — the largest contract in CYCU history
• Approximately $30 million annual revenue run rate
• 29.1% Q2 gross margin, up from 6.1% year-over-year
• $500,000 share repurchase program authorized over 12 months
• Digital Ally acquisition adds $5M+ revenue and $1.2M+ EBITDA
• Access to 800+ public-safety and law-enforcement customers
• 50+ patents supporting video, evidence management and analytics technology
• 122 open opportunities representing approximately $34 million in potential first-year contract value
• New fleet analytics and VuLink patents expand CYCU's technology opportunity

The Share Buyback Remains a Major Signal

One of the more interesting developments for shareholders was Cycurion's August 17 announcement authorizing a $500,000 share repurchase program over the following 12 months.

Management stated that it believes Cycurion is "meaningfully undervalued" relative to the business it has built and its trajectory. Repurchases can be made in open-market transactions or other lawful methods, although they remain subject to market conditions, liquidity, financing restrictions and CFO approval. The company is not obligated to repurchase any specific amount.

It is important to distinguish this from insider buying. The $500,000 authorization is a corporate share-repurchase program, not necessarily an executive personally purchasing shares.

After reviewing the recent SEC-related ownership information available for CYCU, I do not find evidence of a new significant open-market insider purchase by a Cycurion executive or director in August. Recent filings include new officer ownership disclosures, but those do not themselves report a purchase transaction.

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So, while there is currently a strong management confidence/buyback story, investors should not confuse that with a newly reported insider Form 4 purchase.

Q2 Financial Results Show the Margin Story Is Getting Real

Cycurion's August 14 financial results remain one of the most important developments of the year.

The company reported:

$3.8 million in Q2 revenue, beating Wall Street's $3.62 million consensus, while gross profit increased to $1.1 million. The resulting 29.1% gross margin was nearly five times the 6.1% margin reported in Q2 2025.

EPS of $(0.41) also beat the consensus estimate of $(0.56), net loss improved to $4.0 million from $5.3 million, and adjusted EBITDA loss improved to $1.4 million from $2.1 million. Net debt declined 28% year-over-year to $5.8 million.

For investors, that margin expansion could ultimately be more important than the relatively flat year-over-year revenue.

Cycurion is deliberately shifting toward higher-margin cybersecurity, managed services and strategic consulting, and management believes the financial results are beginning to demonstrate the benefits of that strategy.

The $54.6 Million Contract Remains a Game Changer

CYCU's largest contract ever remains another major pillar of the investment story.

The company secured a $54.6 million, 10-year award through a partnership with a Top-5 global consulting firm to modernize and securely operate a major state Health and Human Services system.

The contract is expected to generate more than $5 million in annual revenue, with work scheduled to begin in November 2026.

A decade-long agreement of this size gives CYCU considerably more revenue visibility and could also create opportunities for additional business with the agency and consulting partner.

Digital Ally Is More Than an Acquisition

The August 4 closing of the Digital Ally video-solutions acquisition significantly broadened Cycurion's reach.

The acquired business adds more than $5 million of annual revenue and over $1.2 million of EBITDA, while bringing more than 800 law-enforcement, municipal and public-safety customers into CYCU's ecosystem.

The strategic opportunity is the cross-selling potential.

These customers already depend on Digital Ally's video and evidence-management products. Cycurion can potentially add cybersecurity, managed services and other technology solutions around those systems.

The acquisition also brought a portfolio of 50+ patents, strengthening CYCU's position in video surveillance, digital evidence and public-safety technology.

New Patents Expand the Addressable Market

Cycurion has continued building its intellectual-property portfolio since the acquisition.

On August 18, the company announced a new patent covering fleet driver analytics, designed to track vehicles, connect incidents with video evidence and generate comparative driver-performance profiles. CYCU says the technology gives it an opportunity to pursue commercial trucking, logistics, delivery and corporate fleets in addition to its existing public-safety market.

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On August 19, the company announced another patent strengthening its VuLink technology, which automatically activates and synchronizes multiple recording devices—including body cameras and vehicle cameras—during an incident.

Together, these developments potentially make the Digital Ally platform more valuable to CYCU's existing 800+ customer relationships while opening additional commercial markets.

Reverse Split and Nasdaq Situation

Cycurion also implemented a 1-for-8 reverse stock split, effective August 28, 2026, with the shares beginning split-adjusted trading under the existing CYCU symbol.

Management has described the move as a step intended to address Nasdaq's minimum-bid requirement rather than a change to the underlying business.

In its shareholder letter, CEO Kevin Kelly emphasized that the company's focus remains on expanding margins, reducing debt, growing government and commercial relationships and ultimately reaching break-even, profitability and a cash-positive operating position by Q2 2027.

A Growing Pipeline Adds Another Layer of Potential

The company's opportunity pipeline remains significant.

As of early August, CYCU reported 122 open opportunities representing approximately $34 million in potential first-year contract value, including approximately $11 million in late-stage opportunities. The company had already closed 41 new awards during 2026.

That pipeline, combined with the $54.6 million contract, Digital Ally acquisition and expanding public-sector relationships, gives CYCU considerably more forward visibility than it had at the beginning of the year.

The Bottom Line for Investors

Cycurion is becoming an increasingly interesting story because multiple pieces are improving at the same time.

The company is not simply adding revenue. It is attempting to improve margins, acquire EBITDA-producing businesses, build recurring government relationships, expand its intellectual property and cross-sell cybersecurity into a much larger installed customer base.

The $500,000 buyback authorization adds a noteworthy vote of confidence from the Board, although investors should understand that it is not the same thing as new insider open-market buying.

Meanwhile, the 29.1% gross margin, $54.6 million 10-year contract, ~$30 million revenue run rate, 800+ new public-safety customers, 50+ patents and $34 million potential contract pipeline provide CYCU with a substantially broader story heading into the final months of 2026.

The next major test is execution: converting the pipeline into revenue, integrating acquisitions, maintaining margin expansion, reducing losses and ultimately reaching the profitability target management has established.

For investors willing to follow a speculative small-cap cybersecurity company through that execution phase, $CYCU has certainly become a company worth watching closely.

For more information on $CYCU visit: www.cycurion.com

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