- HUB Cyber Security (HUBC, Financial) appoints Aviv Eyal to lead its new Digital Asset Infrastructure Division.
- Eyal's appointment strengthens HUBC's position in the decentralized economy with secure infrastructure solutions.
- The new division aims to offer advanced modular solutions, enhancing HUBC's Secured Data Fabric platform.
HUB Cyber Security Ltd. (HUBC), a prominent player in zero-trust confidential computing, has announced the appointment of Aviv Eyal as the head of its newly established Digital Asset Infrastructure Division. This strategic move signifies HUBC's commitment to expanding into the decentralized economy by providing secure, scalable infrastructure solutions tailored for digital asset firms, banks, and sovereign entities.
With over 20 years of experience in digital encryption and decentralized systems, Eyal will play a pivotal role in advancing HUBC’s mission. He brings a wealth of knowledge from previous roles at Spacemesh and Subnet, where he focused on blockchain infrastructure security. Under his leadership, the division will deliver state-of-the-art solutions, including digital trust platforms, secure multiparty computation for custody, zero-knowledge proof compliance infrastructure, and post-quantum encryption hardening.
The formation of the Digital Asset Infrastructure Division is aligned with HUBC's strategic vision to extend its existing Secured Data Fabric platform. Currently used across banking, defense, and government sectors, this platform will now address the growing demand for compliant solutions in decentralized finance (DeFi), digital custody, and asset ecosystems. By integrating AI supervision and quantum-secure capabilities, HUBC aims to create a cutting-edge enterprise-grade platform that meets the evolving needs of its clients.
Eyal commented, "Institutional Web3 adoption demands infrastructure that is secure by design and intelligent by default. We’re building that foundation—where AI, compliance, and post-quantum resilience converge to enable trust at scale."
This expansion into digital asset infrastructure underscores HUBC's strategic shift and highlights the company's leadership in high-compliance cybersecurity markets, potentially paving the way for new revenue streams and solidifying its competitive advantage.
