Cyabra Inc. has secured a contract with an unnamed Fortune Global 500 food and beverage company to deploy its AI-powered brand-protection services, the company said on Monday.
The agreement marks Cyabra’s expansion into the commercial sector, extending beyond its existing work with government and defense clients to target large enterprise customers. Financial terms and the identity of the client were not disclosed.
Under the deal, Cyabra will use its AI platform to evaluate the authenticity of online conversations and identify coordinated influence activity. The system will monitor discussions related to brand and product integrity, legacy issue management, and internal reporting for communications teams.
The platform’s scope includes tracking product-related claims, consumer discourse, coordinated manipulation, and inauthentic actors or disinformation campaigns across digital channels. Cyabra said the initiative reflects a broader shift among major consumer brands toward treating authenticity detection as central to reputation management.
The agreement follows Cyabra’s recognition in June 2026 as a Market Shaper in the inaugural Gartner Emerging Market Quadrant for Narrative Intelligence – Startup Vendors. Cyabra’s co-founder and chief executive officer, Dan Brahmy, stated that the deal underscores growing demand for AI-driven solutions to safeguard brand integrity amid rising online disinformation risks.
Cyabra, listed on the NASDAQ under the ticker CYAB, did not provide additional details on the deployment timeline or the scope of monitoring activities.
