Cyabra secures positions on FBI OSINT IDIQ contract

Cyabra (CYAB) announced on Monday that its wholly owned subsidiary, Cyabra Strategy, has been awarded positions under both the image information and video information categories of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s, or FBI, Specialized Open-Source Intelligence, or OSINT, Tools multi-award Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity, or IDIQ, contract.

The five-year ordering period runs through September 2031, during which Cyabra is eligible to compete for task orders from FBI headquarters divisions and field offices across the United States.

Cyabra’s narrative intelligence platform, delivered as cloud-native SaaS, equips analysts with authenticity scoring and supporting forensic signals for images and video, the company said, adding that capabilities include detection of GAN- and diffusion-generated content, face swaps, and splice points, plus C2PA content-provenance checks and account authenticity scoring for context on who is sharing the content.

“When an image or video surfaces in an investigation, the first question is whether it is real, and the next is whether the account sharing it is authentic,” said Dan Brahmy, Co-Founder and CEO of Cyabra. “The FBI’s decision to create dedicated image and video categories signals that investigative demand is moving toward evidence-based answers that hold up under scrutiny. Selection in both positions, Cyabra to compete for that demand, and we are committed to building our U.S. public sector business, where we see significant opportunity.”