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    TAC Infosec Q1 FY27 earnings call

    TAC
    Information Technology·2 Jul 2026
    Management Summary

    TAC Infosec reported strong customer acquisition for its SOCify product in Q1 FY27, adding 100 new clients and accelerating its growth pace. The company reiterated its ambitious targets of $100 million ARR and 10,000 clients by 2030, supported by a 20% QoQ revenue growth expectation and a maintained 40% EBITDA margin. While the CyberScope US IPO is on hold due to market conditions, the company is transitioning to quarterly reporting and expanding its compliance offerings.

    Highlights

    5

    • SOCify customer base doubled to 200 clients since launch, with 100 new clients added in Q1 FY27.

    • Customer acquisition for SOCify accelerated significantly, taking 3 months for the second 100 clients compared to 6 months for the first 100.

    • Company is confident in maintaining a 40% EBITDA margin, a level sustained for the past two years.

    • Strategic goal to achieve $100 million ARR and 10,000 clients by 2030, driven by new solutions and modules on the ESOF platform.

    • Progress on CyberScope US IPO with 90% approvals complete, awaiting favorable market conditions for launch.

    Concerns

    3

    • US IPO for CyberScope is delayed due to unfavorable market conditions for small IPOs.

    • IOXT business is currently not an active revenue driver and is a slow-paced, long-term growth area (24-36 months out).

    • CPA partner fees are per customer and grow with the customer base, not declining with scale.

    Key financials

    Single quarter

    03 metrics
    1. 01Per Customer Revenue (Current)1,500 USD
    2. 02Per Customer Revenue (Last Year)1,000 USD
    3. 03EBITDA Margin40%

    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    200 customers

    as of 2026-06-30

    quantified

    Inflow this qtr

    100 customers

    "The company achieved significant acceleration in customer acquisition for its SOCify product, doubling its customer base to 200 since launch, with 100 new clients added in the first quarter."

    Source:
    Prepared remarks

    Capital allocation

    1
    medium confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    M&A

    Cyber Sandia

    acquisition · integrated

    Guidance & targets

    6
    CategoryTargetPriority
    ARR
    Annual Recurring Revenue
    $100 million
    		High
    Client Base
    Total Clients
    10,000 clients
    		High
    Customer Acquisition Pace
    Time to acquire 100 customers
    2.5 months
    		High
    EBITDA Margin
    EBITDA Margin
    40%
    		High
    Revenue Growth
    Quarter-on-quarter Revenue Growth
    20%
    		High
    Brands
    Number of Brands
    10 brands
    		High

    What to watch in Q2 FY27

    5

    SOCify Customer Acquisition Pace

    next quarter
    Current100 customers in 3 months (Q1 FY27)
    Target100 customers in 2.5 months, then further acceleration

    Why it matters

    Key indicator of SOCify's market adoption and the company's ability to scale its flagship product.

    Now we will move to another 100 customers in 2 1/2 months, then we'll try to cut it down to two months, then we'll try to cut it down to 45 days. So that's the goal here.

    Risks & concerns

    3
    RiskSeverity

    AI Disruption and Competition

    Management acknowledges AI's potential impact but states they are an AI-driven company since 2018 and have invested in it. They believe their customer base and problem-solving approach provide a moat, though it's too early to fully assess long-term impacts. — Both acknowledged

    medium

    Unfavorable Market for Small IPOs

    The market for small IPOs in the US has been very bad, impacting the launch timeline for the CyberScope US IPO despite 90% approvals being complete. — Management acknowledged

    medium

    Dependency on a Single Product/Solution

    Management explicitly states they are building multiple brands and solutions (e.g., SOCify, CyberScope, Vulman) under the TAC umbrella to avoid dependency on any single product, learning from past cybersecurity business trends. — Management acknowledged

    low

    Q&A highlights

    7

    “So today, our per customer revenue is approximately $1,500, which last year was less than $1,000. We are increasing for customer revenue, bringing new solutions and new modules on ESOF, so where we can solve the problem of our customers... So now 10,000 per client revenue is at 2030 vision. We are four years ahead of the time, right? So we are increasing our revenue on 20% on quarter to quarter basis.”

    Addresses the core financial viability and growth strategy for their ambitious ARR target, explaining how current metrics will scale.

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    Detailed Narrative

    01

    SOCify Customer Acquisition Momentum

    TAC Infosec's SOCify product demonstrated significant customer acquisition momentum in Q1 FY27, adding 100 new clients. This accelerated the pace of growth, achieving the second 100 customers in just three months, compared to six months for the initial 100 clients. The total SOCify customer base now stands at 200 since its launch, with a geographically and industrially diversified client portfolio, showcasing strong product adoption.

    02

    Strategic Vision and Product Evolution

    The company is positioning SOCify as a synonym for SOC 2 compliance, aiming to build it into a comprehensive 'trust platform' within its ESOF suite. This strategy is designed to eliminate compliance burdens for clients and expand into new areas like mobile and cloud application security assessment. The long-term vision includes achieving a 10,000-client base and $100 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) by 2030.

    03

    AI-Driven Approach and Competitive Moat

    TAC Infosec emphasizes its AI-first strategy, having launched its AI-based platform in 2018. This AI integration automates cybersecurity assessments, making them more affordable and efficient. Management views its existing 10,000-strong customer base and AI-driven solutions as a significant competitive moat against new entrants, including other AI companies, and aims to be the largest vulnerability management company by 2030.

    04

    Financial Targets and Margin Outlook

    The company has set ambitious financial targets, including a $100 million ARR goal by 2030 and an expected 20% quarter-on-quarter revenue growth. Management expressed high confidence in maintaining a 40% EBITDA margin, a level they state has been consistently achieved over the past two years. The Q1 FY27 financial results, expected in a few weeks, will provide the first official data points for the current fiscal year.

    05

    US IPO and Brand Expansion Strategy

    TAC Infosec has completed 90% of the approvals for the CyberScope US IPO but is awaiting favorable market conditions for its launch, citing a challenging environment for small IPOs. Strategically, the company is focused on building a multi-brand portfolio under the TAC umbrella, with a goal of having 10 distinct brands by 2030, each contributing to separate value creation.

    06

    IOXT Business and Future Growth

    The IOXT certification business is currently not an active, heavy revenue driver for TAC Infosec. Management clarified that while they have the accreditation and are building the business, it is a slow-paced, requirement-driven segment. Significant revenue contribution from IOXT is anticipated further down the line, specifically within 24 to 36 months, indicating its long-term growth potential rather than immediate impact.

    07

    Transition to Quarterly Reporting

    The company announced its transition from half-yearly to quarterly financial reporting. The Q1 FY27 results, covering the period of April to June 2026, are expected to be announced within a few weeks. This shift aims to provide more frequent updates to investors and align with industry best practices.

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