- IQSTEL (IQST, Financial) and Cycurion (CYCU) announce collaboration on AI-powered cybersecurity solutions targeting the telecom industry.
- Commercial launch of the new cybersecurity platform is slated for the second half of 2025.
- The partnership aims to capitalize on a projected $500 billion global cybersecurity market by 2030.
IQSTEL Inc. (IQST) and Cycurion Inc. (CYCU) have announced an advanced strategic partnership to develop AI-enhanced cybersecurity solutions specifically tailored for the global telecom sector. This collaboration is structured around six pivotal pillars, focusing on infrastructure protection, white-label cybersecurity services, AI-driven operational optimization, and the development of a next-generation AI-powered cybersecurity platform. The planned commercial launch is expected in the latter half of 2025.
Leveraging IQSTEL's expansive presence across more than 20 countries and existing relationships with over 600 telecom operators, the partnership is set to deliver comprehensive cybersecurity solutions. This initiative aims to revolutionize digital defense strategies within the telecom industry by integrating cutting-edge AI technologies with Cycurion's cybersecurity expertise.
The telecom sector is increasingly vulnerable to cyber threats due to massive data flows and sensitive information handling. To address these needs, the collaboration will introduce "Cyber Shield"—a white-label cybersecurity service that telecom operators can offer to enterprise and consumer segments, promising potential new revenue streams and enhanced customer retention.
With the cybersecurity market projected to exceed $500 billion by 2030, this partnership positions IQSTEL and Cycurion to capture significant market share through specialized, telecom-specific security solutions. Both companies will focus on aligning their development and market strategies to ensure a successful rollout, emphasizing the AI platform's predictive protection and adaptive response capabilities.
IQSTEL CEO Leandro Iglesias expressed confidence in the partnership's ability to deliver value to telecom carriers globally, while Cycurion CEO Kevin Kelly highlighted the strategic alignment between AI technology and cybersecurity expertise in enhancing their market offering.
