New York / Mumbai — In a move that underscores the rising expectations for security and compliance across Web3, Polygon has officially listed Cyberscope, a subsidiary of TAC InfoSec Limited (NSE: TAC), as the first Smart Contract Audit company in the Polygon Ecosystem. The listing appears under the “Tools” category — placing Cyberscope alongside the foundational infrastructure powering thousands of decentralized applications on one of the world’s most scalable blockchain networks.
For TAC InfoSec Limited, this marks another decisive step in its global Web3 expansion strategy — one that industry analysts say could materially influence the company’s audit volumes, revenue mix, and market leadership as blockchain security becomes a top-line concern for developers and investors.
People familiar with the matter estimate that the Polygon integration could drive 400-500 new project engagements annually, of which 320-350 are expected to convert into full smart contract audits, supplemented by 60-80 KYC verifications. The demand pipeline is tied to the rapid growth of Polygon’s ecosystem and the increasing pressure on emerging Web3 teams to meet institutional-grade compliance norms.
Polygon powers a vast universe of DeFi, NFT, gaming, infrastructure, and enterprise-grade applications. Cyberscope’s presence inside the ecosystem provides dApp developers with instant access to trusted audit and KYC tools — solutions that are fast becoming prerequisites for listings on exchanges, launchpads, and institutional investors.
For TAC InfoSec Limited, which went public in 2024 and continues to scale globally, the Polygon listing reinforces the company’s strategy of embedding its Web3 security products directly into the world’s largest blockchain ecosystems.
With this milestone, Cyberscope further solidifies its position as an ecosystem-integrated audit authority — and TAC InfoSec inches closer to its ambition of becoming one of the defining cybersecurity players of the next decade.
