Eva Live Inc. (NASDAQ: GOAI) said on June 22, 2026 that its wholly owned subsidiary, Eva Defense Inc., has set up an internal task force to buy or partner with cybersecurity companies. The announcement came in a press release.
The task force is a new team. Its job, the company said, is to find high-value targets, assess their proprietary technology and move quickly on deals. Eva Defense launched earlier in June with a focus on drones, autonomous systems and defense technologies.
It wants companies working on AI-driven threat detection, automated incident response, network and cloud security, identity protection and intelligent security operations. Preferred candidates have proprietary technology, intellectual property portfolios, established customers and scalable business models. Eva Live described the cybersecurity sector as fragmented and “ripe for consolidation.”
“We are not dipping a toe in cybersecurity, we are going on the offensive,” said David Boulette, Eva Live’s chief executive. He said the company sees cybersecurity as “the single biggest frontier for AI.”
Management argues that attackers now use automation and AI to hit faster and harder, so defense must work at machine speed, detecting, predicting and neutralizing threats in real time. The company also pointed to projections that the global cybersecurity market will grow substantially as businesses, governments and critical-infrastructure operators try to protect their systems.
Eva Defense asked founders, management teams and technology leaders to get in touch about acquisitions, partnerships or other collaboration. “To the innovators out there: bring us your best technology,” Boulette said.
Eva Live describes itself as a technology company focused on artificial intelligence and digital innovation. It said it expects to give further updates on Eva Defense as developments occur. The release carries the standard forward-looking-statement warning that actual results may differ materially from its plans.
