Cyberscope

Cyberscope is a Web3 security company specializing in smart contract audits, KYC verification, and continuous on-chain monitoring for blockchain projects. Operating as the Web3 security arm of TAC InfoSec Ltd (NSE: TAC), Cyberscope provides end-to-end protection across 13+ blockchain ecosystems, including Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, and Base. In December 2025, the firm became the first smart contract auditing company to receive official listing in the Solana Ecosystem Directory — a recognition that positions it as a go-to security resource for builders on the network.

Background and Ownership

Cyberscope was established in 2023 as the blockchain security division of TAC InfoSec Ltd, an Indian cybersecurity company listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE: TAC) and founded by Trishneet Arora. Arora serves as Founder and Chairman, while Saransh Rawat leads as President and Board Director. The CTO and VP of Product role is held by Georgios Vlassis, with Cindy Zeiko overseeing business engagement and Saniya Kamra heading operations. The company has attracted independent board directors including former New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas, Geordan Pursglove, and Benjamin Binh Tran.

The firm's parent company background in traditional enterprise cybersecurity informs Cyberscope's methodology — combining manual expert review with automated tooling rather than relying on either approach alone. The company is a member of the Forbes Technology Council and has received Globee Awards in cybersecurity at both the Silver and Bronze levels.

Core Services

Cyberscope's primary offering is the smart contract audit, which follows a multi-stage process: project onboarding, manual line-by-line code review, automated vulnerability analysis, business logic verification, peer review, and a final report with remediation recommendations. Projects that address identified issues can request re-audits to validate fixes. Audit reports are published on GitHub, with more than 4,100 reports available in the firm's public repository.

Beyond audits, the service catalog includes:

• KYC Verification — Identity verification for project teams, with more than 1,400 verifications completed and no investor-reported issues as of mid-2026.
• Penetration Testing — Security stress-testing for Web3 infrastructure beyond smart contracts.
• Real-Time Monitoring — Continuous on-chain surveillance to detect anomalies and flag threats after deployment.
• Formal Verification — Mathematical proof of contract correctness for high-assurance applications.
• Bug Bounty Programs — Managed bounty infrastructure connecting projects with white-hat researchers.
• MiCA Compliance — Regulatory compliance assessments for projects targeting EU markets under the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework.
• Custom Smart Contract Development — Bespoke contract engineering alongside security review.

AI-Powered Security Tools

Cyberscope has developed a suite of proprietary AI tools to augment manual review:

• Cyberscan AI — Automated vulnerability detection for Solidity smart contracts, accessible through the Cyberscope Smart Contract Analyzer (SCA) platform at sca.cyberscope.io.
• Safescan — AML and KYC analysis tool for on-chain addresses and project teams.
• Similarityscan — Detects code similarity between contracts, useful for identifying copy-paste forks and forked-codebase risks.
• Signaturescan — Function signature search to identify known patterns in deployed contracts.

Solana-Specific Capabilities

Cyberscope's Solana audit practice covers the full breadth of Solana program types: DeFi protocols, NFT collections, DAOs, GameFi applications, SPL tokens, and infrastructure providers. The team performs Rust-native code review given that Solana programs are written in Rust rather than Solidity, requiring a distinct skill set from EVM-focused auditors.

A particular area of focus is Token-2022 — Solana's extended token program. Cyberscope explicitly reviews custom configurations of Token-2022 extensions including TransferFeeConfig, ImmutableOwner, MetadataPointer, and DefaultAccountState, all of which introduce potential misconfiguration risks that standard token audits may overlook. The firm also emphasizes authority management and access controls in Solana programs, where incorrectly scoped upgrade authorities or admin keys represent a common vulnerability class.

The December 2025 Solana Ecosystem Directory listing was described by Saransh Rawat as "not just a milestone, it's a responsibility" — framing official ecosystem recognition as an obligation to maintain quality standards for Solana builders relying on their assessments.

Track Record and Notable Audits

As of 2026, Cyberscope reports completing more than 3,459 smart contract audits across all supported networks, with the combined market capitalization of audited projects exceeding $1 billion. The firm counts CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, Polygon, Pinksale, and Origin Protocol among its recognized partners and clients.

In September 2025, Cyberscope completed the smart contract audit of Official Trump (TRUMP), a Solana-based memecoin that achieved significant trading volume on CoinMarketCap. The engagement — reported in Business Wire — applied the firm's combined automated analysis, manual review, and testnet simulation methodology, with a public remediation report issued after re-testing.

In April 2026, Cyberscope entered the TON ecosystem, continuing a pattern of expanding official ecosystem integrations following its earlier listings on BNB Chain and Polygon.

How It Fits the Solana Ecosystem

Solana's smart contract environment differs materially from EVM chains: programs are compiled Rust, accounts are stateless, and token infrastructure has bifurcated between the original SPL Token program and Token-2022. These differences mean that auditors with deep Solana-specific expertise provide materially different value than those adapting EVM review processes. Cyberscope's official Solana Ecosystem Directory listing reflects formal vetting by the Solana Foundation as a qualified provider.

For Solana project teams, Cyberscope represents one of the auditing options recognized within the ecosystem's own tooling directory, which builders often consult when sourcing security providers before token launches, protocol deployments, or fundraising rounds. The firm's combined audit-plus-KYC offering is particularly relevant for projects whose teams want both code-level security validation and identity verification in a single engagement.