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TAC Infosec, an NSE Emerge-listed cybersecurity firm, has announced a significant financial performance for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026-27 (Q1 FY27). The company reported a profit after tax (PAT) of ₹8.1 Cr, marking a substantial 137% increase compared to ₹3.4 Cr in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year (Q1 FY26). Sequentially, PAT grew by 33.7% from ₹6 Cr in the preceding quarter.
Operating revenue also saw robust growth, surging 102% to ₹19.8 Cr in Q1 FY27 from ₹9.8 Cr in Q1 FY26. On a quarter-on-quarter basis, revenue increased by 27.3% from ₹15.5 Cr.
The company attributed its enhanced profitability to increased revenue from its cybersecurity platforms, the benefits of operating leverage, growing enterprise adoption, and a heightened demand for AI-led cybersecurity solutions. The positive impact of the ongoing AI boom was cited as a key driver for stronger customer acquisition and record performance during the quarter, with its AI-powered ESOF platform contributing to higher revenue per customer.
Despite the strong overall performance, TAC Infosec’s Web3 cybersecurity subsidiary, CyberScope, experienced a comparatively weaker quarter. This was attributed to volatility in global cryptocurrency markets, which led to reduced activity in certain Web3 projects, token launches, and smart-contract audit engagements. However, the company views Web3 security as a strategic long-term opportunity and plans to continue expanding CyberScope’s services in areas such as institutional blockchain security, smart-contract assurance, and enterprise digital-asset risk management.
Trishneet Arora, founder and CEO of TAC Infosec, stated, “The AI boom strengthened our business and helped us deliver a record quarter. This performance is particularly significant because it was achieved despite lower comparative contribution from CyberScope due to volatility in the cryptocurrency market. The strength of our core business enabled the group to substantially outperform these short-term headwinds.”
This marks the first time TAC Infosec has disclosed quarterly financial results, a shift from its previous practice of reporting half-yearly numbers. The company has voluntarily opted for quarterly reporting, a move that coincides with its subsidiary, CyberScope, preparing for a potential listing in the US. CyberScope had confidentially filed a Form F-1 registration statement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in December 2025.
Looking ahead, TAC Infosec plans to continue investing in AI-led research and development, automation, global distribution, and the expansion of its ESOF product ecosystem. The company will also focus on increasing enterprise adoption, growing recurring revenue streams, enhancing revenue per customer, and integrating its cybersecurity, compliance, and Web3 security capabilities into a unified platform.
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