Elbit’s Cyberbit wins two contracts from European and African customers

Elbit Systems’ subsidiary Cyberbit has received two contracts from the National Police of a European country and a law enforcement agency of an African country.

Each of the contracts will be performed over a two-year period.

Established several months ago, Cyberbit is comprised of Elbit Systems cyber activities, and includes the recently acquired Cyber and Intelligence division of Nice Systems, which was awarded the above-mentioned contracts.

Cyberbit solutions offer end to end tools for creating communication intelligence on all known media and devices to law enforcement agencies, intelligence organisations and signal intelligence (Sigint) agencies.

Cyberbit’s solutions address the entire intelligence cycle, including collection, processing, analysis and visualisation.

Cyberbit general manager Adi Dar said: "We are pleased with the award of these two contracts that attest to the innovative capabilities of Cyberbit’s Sigint systems, which integrate our advanced Target 360 interception platform with cutting edge cyber domain collection capabilities.

"I believe this unique operational concept, as well as the most advanced technologies which are the core of the system, will encourage additional customers to follow and select our systems."

In May, Elbit entered into an agreement to acquire Nice Systems’ Cyber and Intelligence division for a total amount of up to $157.9m.

Last month, Elbit received a contract from the Israeli Ministry of Public Security to supply leasing and maintenance services for the helicopters operated by the country’s Police Force.