BusinessWire India
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], October 1: TAC InfoSec Limited (NSE: TAC), the publicly listed cybersecurity company, reported record results for FY25 at its 9th Annual General Meeting and set out an ambitious plan to become the world’s largest AI-driven cybersecurity firm by the end of the decade.
The company said its total income rose 172% year-on-year to Rs. 322 million, while EBITDA increased 152% to Rs. 170 million and net profit advanced 134% to Rs. 148 million. Gross margins expanded to 48%, more than double the industry average, with the balance sheet remaining debt-free and cash flows positive.
At the previous AGM, TAC Security promised to add 3,000 new clients by March 2025. At this year’s meeting, the company reported not only meeting but exceeding that goal, with the CyberScope acquisition alone adding more than 3,000 clients to its portfolio. This ability to consistently deliver on commitments has reinforced shareholder trust and positioned TAC Security as a rare company that matches bold promises with tangible results.
TAC Security’s client base has grown to over 6,000 enterprises across 100 countries, including Apple, Microsoft, Google, AWS, Adobe, Salesforce, HSBC, DBS, and SoftBank. According to the company, nine out of ten global firms use its ESOF platform for cloud application security assessments.
During FY25, TAC InfoSec Limited expanded its footprint with several initiatives:
– CyberScope acquisition: entry into Web3 and blockchain security, adding 3,000+ clients.
– Socify.ai launch: an AI-based SOC 2 compliance platform, described as the world’s first “pay-after-compliance” offering, targeting a $4.2 billion market with pricing 50-70% below competitors.
– Vulman Ltd (UK): incorporated as a European cybersecurity hub.
– Canada subsidiary: established as a North American delivery and R&D base, supported by wage subsidies of up to 80%.
– CyberSandia (U.S.): positioned as a dedicated cybersecurity provider for U.S. state, federal, and defense agencies.
The company retained ISO 17025 certification for penetration testing and renewed CREST accreditation for the third consecutive year. It was also recognized as a Google MASA Authorized Lab and an ioXt Authorized Lab (one of only eight worldwide). TAC was included in Richard Stiennon’s IT Harvest list of 150 global cybersecurity companies and named a Best Place to Work for the third year.
Looking ahead, TAC InfoSec outlined its Bold 2030 Vision:
