TAC InfoSec to provide app security platform to a private sector bank in India

TAC InfoSec, a global cybersecurity company focused on vulnerability management, has received a purchase order worth about ₹1 crore from a leading private sector bank in India to supply its application security platform.

The bank will deploy TAC Security’s ESOF AppSec Advanced License, a system built to detect and manage vulnerabilities across applications. The platform allows organizations to identify weaknesses, prioritize risks, and implement fixes across their digital infrastructure.

The agreement reflects a wider move in the banking sector to strengthen protection of online systems. As banks expand digital services, application security has become central to preventing breaches that could disrupt operations or expose customer data.

According to TAC InfoSec, the ESOF AppSec Advanced License integrates assessment and monitoring into a single system. The tool maps vulnerabilities across applications, provides a scoring mechanism to evaluate risk, and enables coordinated remediation. For banks, this can mean faster detection of flaws and improved oversight of security measures.

The company said the order underlines the growing adoption of integrated platforms that combine analysis and risk management rather than relying on multiple point solutions. Application security tools such as ESOF are being increasingly used by financial institutions as they digitize operations and comply with regulatory requirements for data protection.

Commenting on the development, Trishneet Arora, Founder & CEO, TAC InfoSec Limited, said, “This strategic win underscores the growing trust that leading financial institutions place in TAC Security’s ESOF platform. It validates our commitment to safeguarding mission-critical systems and reflects our ability to scale cybersecurity for enterprises across sectors and geographies.”