Nccgroup TAC Security Surpasses 10,000 Clients, Strengthens Cybersecurity Position
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- •TAC Security has surpassed 10,000 clients, achieving a major growth milestone.
- •The client base includes over 6,500 from TAC Security and 3,500 from CyberScope.
- •The firm aims to leverage its extensive client network for future security solutions and revenue growth.
TAC Security, a prominent cybersecurity firm, has announced a significant milestone by surpassing 10,000 clients as of March 31, 2026. This achievement includes over 6,500 clients from TAC Security and 3,500 from its subsidiary, CyberScope, since April 2024. The firm attributes this growth to its strong product offerings, credibility, and automation capabilities. Trusted by major global brands such as Apple, Microsoft, and Google, TAC Security aims to leverage this extensive client base for future growth and monetization. The company plans to introduce and scale various security solutions, including vulnerability management and compliance automation. Founder and CEO Trishneet Arora emphasized that this milestone validates their platform and aligns with their goal of reaching $100 million in Annual Recurring Revenue by 2030. The company's growth is supported by numerous global recognitions and accreditations, enhancing its market credibility.
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