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Apros Group takes full control of CYPFER as CEO Daniel Tobok departs
Apros Group acquired all of CYPFER in August 2026.
Apros is a holding company led by Jason J. Hogg, who has taken full operational control of CYPFER.
CEO Daniel Tobok has separated from the company and no longer has executive, board or operational roles at CYPFER or its affiliated global entities.
CYPFER is a cybersecurity company with technical staff that Hogg says he aims to use to accelerate the firm’s global growth.
Hogg previously served as Global CEO of Aon Cyber Solutions Group and is a former FBI special agent.
The announcement does not say who will replace Tobok or describe further steps in the transition.
Apros Group acquired 100% of CYPFER in August 2026, and its leader, Jason J. Hogg, has taken full operational control.
CYPFER’s board announced that the company and CEO Daniel Tobok have separated.
Tobok no longer holds executive, board or operational roles at CYPFER or its affiliated global entities.
Hogg said the acquisition was intended to use CYPFER’s technical talent and accelerate its global growth.
- Who
- Apros Group, led by Jason J. Hogg, acquired CYPFER; CEO Daniel Tobok has departed.
- What
- Apros Group took full operational control of CYPFER, and the company announced its separation from Tobok.
- When
- Apros Group acquired CYPFER in August 2026; the leadership transition was announced on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Miami and Toronto.
- Why
- Hogg said the acquisition was intended to leverage CYPFER’s technical talent and accelerate the firm’s global growth.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Apros Group acquired 100% of CYPFER.
CYPFER’s board announced the company’s separation from CEO Daniel Tobok.
- Acquirer
- Apros Group
- Ownership acquired
- 100%
- Acquisition month
- August 2026
- Apros Group leader
- Jason J. Hogg
- Departing CEO
- Daniel Tobok
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