TAC InfoSec Limited is an India-NSE listed cybersecurity company, disclosed that its Cayman-based subsidiary, CyberScope Web3 Security Inc., has taken a significant procedural step toward a potential U.S. listing. According to a regulatory filing, CyberScope confidentially submitted a registration statement on Form F-1 to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on August 19, 2025, and later made the filing public in December 2025, as part of the review process for its proposed initial public offering.
The move positions CyberScope—known for its blockchain and Web3 security assessments—as one of several emerging technology firms from India exploring access to U.S. capital markets. While the proposed offering's timing and terms remain subject to market conditions and SEC review, the filing reflects the subsidiary's progression through the standard regulatory steps required for foreign private issuers seeking a potential U.S. listing.
TAC InfoSec, which is publicly traded in India, has been expanding its global presence in response to rising demand for cybersecurity solutions supporting blockchain infrastructure and decentralised systems. CyberScope's filing arrives at a time when investors are reassessing opportunities in the digital asset ecosystem, but continue to show sustained interest in companies focused on security, compliance, and risk management.
The company emphasized that the registration process remains in its early stages. "No securities may be sold until the registration statement becomes effective," TAC InfoSec stated in its disclosure to Indian exchanges under Regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements. Such cautionary language is standard for issuers submitting registration statements that are subject to review by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
CyberScope's proposed IPO, if it proceeds, would place it among a small but growing number of Web3-focused companies navigating the U.S. regulatory pathway. Analysts note that ongoing scrutiny of digital-asset-related businesses may influence regulatory timelines, though cybersecurity-oriented firms have maintained relatively steady institutional attention.
TAC InfoSec Limited indicated that it will provide further updates as material developments occur. For now, the public filing offers stakeholders a detailed view of CyberScope's business model, financial disclosures, and risk factors—information that will inform assessments of the company as it advances through the SEC review process.
