With this pace, TAC Infosec is aiming to acquire 3,000 new clients in the current fiscal year
TAC Infosec, also known as TAC Security, has quickly secured over 300 international clients within two months of listing on the NSE Emerge platform. The cybersecurity firm added 103 new clients in April and saw that number more than double to 219 by May. This growth is largely due to its successful NSE Emerge listing and a strategic partnership with Google Cloud, which has increased the company’s visibility and credibility. TAC Infosec’s stock debuted strongly on April 5th, opening at Rs 290, a 174 per cent premium over its IPO price of Rs106. As of 11:11 am on June 14, the stock was trading at Rs 563.75.
The new clients come from 21 different countries, with a significant number based in the United States. Some of the notable clients include Dropbox, Blackberry, Amplify, Salesforce, and Xerox. This international expansion highlights the rising demand for strong vulnerability management solutions and the trust TAC Infosec has built globally.
“We’re witnessing a significant shift in how businesses approach cybersecurity,” said Trishneet Arora, Founder & CEO of TAC Infosec. “Our partnership with Google Cloud allows us to deliver best-in-class vulnerability management solutions to a wider audience, and the results speak for themselves.”
“Our partnership with Google and our listing on NSE Emerge have significantly boosted our visibility and credibility in the global market. Post our IPO, we have witnessed an accelerated growth trajectory in terms of winning new clients,” added Arora. “Our ability to offer customizable and highly reliable cybersecurity SAAS products across multiple domains and industries has enabled us to emerge as a trusted player in key global markets in a short time. This momentum is a testament to the dedication of our team and the unwavering trust our clients place in our industry-leading solutions. We aim to sustain and further improve this momentum, riding on a thriving cybersecurity appetite among the corporates, governments, and individuals alike.”
With this pace, TAC Infosec is aiming to acquire 3,000 new clients in the current fiscal year. The company’s long-term goal is to become the leading vulnerability management provider globally, targeting 10,000 customers by 2026.
TAC Infosec’s global presence spans across 21 countries, including the US, Canada, UK, Israel, and Australia. High-profile clients like US State Governments, HDFC Bank, DSP Mutual Fund, Bandhan Bank, and several Fortune 500 companies utilize the company’s services. TAC Infosec strengthens its position through partnerships with major industry players like Tech Mahindra, Deloitte, Ingram Micro, and IBM.
The company’s commitment to customer satisfaction has been recognised by Gartner Peer Insights, which named them a “Customer First Company” in the Vulnerability Management category. Google has also chosen TAC Infosec as a preferred partner for its ADA CASA solution. TAC Infosec’s cybersecurity offerings, including ESOF VMP and ESOF CRQ, show their dedication to a comprehensive security approach.
Since 2017, TAC Infosec has partnered with NPCI to conduct security assessments for UPI applications, helping secure India’s digital payments. The company also provides real-time cybersecurity solutions for the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE). In 2016, TAC Infosec received a significant boost with an investment from stock market expert Vijay Kedia, further solidifying its market position. The company’s advisory board includes industry experts like Subinder Khuranna, William May, Dr. Siva Sivasubramanian, and US Army Brigadier General Raphael Warren.
In a short time, TAC Infosec has become a notable player in the cybersecurity industry.
