Cyberscope, the Web3 security subsidiary of publicly listed cybersecurity firm TAC InfoSec Ltd. (NSE: TAC), announced on Wednesday its strategic entry into The Open Network (TON) ecosystem. This move aims to deepen the company's position in blockchain security by tapping into one of the industry's fastest-growing Layer 1 networks, which is closely tied to Telegram's massive global user and developer base.
Under the partnership, Cyberscope will be listed as an official auditor within the TON ecosystem. This grants the company greater access to projects building on TON and is expected to translate into a broader pipeline of work, including smart contract audits, protocol risk assessments, developer-focused security support, and ongoing security assignments. The company anticipates this will help build a steadier stream of recurring Web3 security revenue.
The milestone aligns with TON's growing momentum among developers and consumer-facing applications, partly driven by its association with Telegram. For Cyberscope, this growth presents an opportunity to embed itself in a high-volume environment where projects may require repeated audits, upgrade reviews, and continuous risk monitoring as they scale.
"Modern Web3 ecosystems cannot outsource security as an afterthought," said Saransh, CTO at TAC Security and President of Cyberscope. "Embedding audit-grade security early in the development lifecycle is fundamental to long-term protocol resilience. Our entry into the TON ecosystem reflects a shared focus on embedding structured risk assessment and audit-grade security practices into rapidly scaling blockchain ecosystems."
Cyberscope's work with TON will include delivering tailored audits for TON-based applications, providing threat modeling and risk assessment frameworks, supporting developer education, and participating in ecosystem security directories. This ecosystem-level partnership represents a scalable model for building recurring security revenue, a trend emerging as the industry faces heightened regulatory scrutiny and institutional participation.
This move extends Cyberscope's broader strategy of aligning with major blockchain infrastructure players, following a previous collaboration with Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin. The announcement comes as parent company TAC InfoSec has filed an F-1 registration statement in the U.S. for a proposed public listing, drawing further investor attention to its Web3 security scaling efforts.
Cyberscope, founded in 2023, reports having completed over 2,700 smart contract audits and 500+ KYC verifications, securing more than $2 billion in digital assets for over 3,000 clients.
