TAC Security Launches Canadian Subsidiary to Expand Cybersecurity Footprint

TAC Security, the Delaware‑registered subsidiary of India’s TAC InfoSec Limited, has announced the formation of a wholly owned Canadian arm, TAC Security (Canada), as part of a broader strategy to deepen its North American footprint.

The move positions TAC Security to tap into Canada’s cost‑effective talent pool, leverage generous government wage‑subsidy programs covering up to 80% of employee salaries, and accelerate access to a regional cybersecurity market projected to grow from $14.05 billion in 2024 to $27.42 billion by 2030 at a CAGR of 11.8%.

Founder and CEO Trishneet Arora said the Canadian subsidiary will bolster TAC’s operational capacity in North America while reducing costs and expanding its ability to serve global clients.

“Establishing a presence in Canada unlocks world‑class talent and government incentives that will drive sustainable growth, operational excellence, and long‑term value for our clients, stakeholders, and shareholders,” Arora said. His majority stake of approximately 54%, along with renowned investor Vijay Kedia’s 14.6% holding, underscores strong market confidence in the company’s expansion plans.

TAC Security’s North American push comes against the backdrop of a $86.94 billion cybersecurity market in 2024, set to reach $162.22 billion by 2030, driven by rising threats, stringent regulations and cloud adoption.

Canada, in particular, is emerging as the fastest‑growing segment in the region, offering TAC Security fertile ground to scale its flagship ESOF (Enterprise Security in One Framework) platform, which combines vulnerability management, cyber risk quantification and AI‑powered penetration testing.

The Canadian launch follows a banner year for TAC InfoSec Limited. In FY24–25, the company reported a 160% surge in revenue and a 135% rise in profit, while Q1 FY26 saw it serve over 1,000 customers globally, a 100% year‑on‑year increase.

TAC Security also crossed 3,000 clients across more than 100 countries, secured a ₹2.29 crore service order from the Government of India and won a ₹67 lakh contract with a top‑10 stock‑broking firm.

Under Arora’s leadership, TAC Security has accumulated prestigious certifications, including CREST penetration‑testing accreditation for a third consecutive year, PCI ASV and ISO 27001, and forged partnerships with Google, Microsoft and Meta for cloud application assessments. Arora’s decision to forgo his ₹1.5 crore remuneration for FY25–26 and the grant of equity stock options to employees further signal his commitment to shareholder value and talent retention.

Looking ahead, TAC Security aims to become the world’s largest vulnerability‑management provider by March 2026, targeting 10,000 customers worldwide. The Canadian subsidiary is expected to play a pivotal role in achieving that goal by enhancing TAC’s ability to innovate, deliver cost‑competitive services and capture a growing share of North America’s cybersecurity market.