Cycurion has executed a binding agreement to acquire Halo Privacy and fully integrate its HavenX digital investigations unit. The company expects to complete the transaction within 45 days following final audit procedures, immediately expanding its secure communications and attribution capabilities.

Halo Privacy generates approximately $7 million in revenue and $5.5 million in annual recurring revenue, with trailing ARR representing around 80% of total revenue and a gross margin of roughly 55%. The acquisition is projected to deliver top-line growth and realize back-office cost synergies through infrastructure consolidation and streamlined operations.

Under CEO Kevin Kelly’s vision, the deal advances Cycurion’s transformation into an AI-first security platform, broadening its addressable market from government and enterprise clients to retail consumers. This move democratizes enterprise-grade privacy and defense tools, positioning Cycurion for accelerated market penetration and diversified revenue streams.

Halo Privacy’s flagship Halo Link app offers end-to-end encrypted messaging and voice with true user anonymity, while HavenX adds sophisticated OSINT, cyber-harassment attribution, IP geolocation, breach-data correlation, and high-confidence threat-actor identification. The combined platform delivers unified secure communications with proactive threat attribution for public safety and national security applications.