Cyberscope, Lumo Wallet Partner to Boost Web3 Security

Cyberscope, the Web3 security division of TAC InfoSec Limited, has entered into a strategic partnership with Lumo Wallet to strengthen security for self-custody digital asset users through artificial intelligence. The collaboration will integrate Cyberscope’s Cyberscan AI platform into the Lumo Wallet ecosystem, enabling users to access real-time risk analysis, threat detection, and alerts for potentially fraudulent blockchain projects before completing transactions.

The partnership builds on an existing relationship between the two companies. Lumo Wallet had previously engaged Cyberscope to conduct a comprehensive security audit of its wallet infrastructure. Following the completion of that assessment, the organizations agreed to broaden their cooperation through a technology integration and joint marketing initiative aimed at improving security, transparency, and user confidence across decentralized finance and Web3 applications.

The partnership will integrate Cyberscan AI directly into Lumo Wallet, providing users with real-time risk analysis, AI-powered threat detection, and rug pull alerts before they interact with smart contracts, tokens, or decentralized applications.

The integration is intended to give users immediate access to security intelligence while maintaining the principles of self-custody. According to the companies, Cyberscan AI analyzes smart contracts, tokens, and decentralized applications to identify potential vulnerabilities, suspicious projects, and other security risks. The platform also generates risk scores and delivers proactive alerts that can help users evaluate transactions before committing their digital assets.

By embedding the security platform directly into the wallet interface, the companies aim to reduce exposure to malicious smart contracts, fraudulent projects, and scams that continue to affect participants in decentralized ecosystems. The approach is designed to enhance security without requiring users to relinquish control of their private keys or digital assets.

Lumo Wallet is a non-custodial Web3 wallet that allows users to store, manage, and interact with blockchain-based assets while retaining exclusive ownership of their private keys. The wallet has been developed with a security-focused architecture intended to support transparent and user-controlled participation in decentralized finance.

Thomas Rowlands, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Lumo Wallet, said the company considers security to be the foundation of its platform rather than an additional feature. He stated that the partnership with Cyberscope reinforces Lumo Wallet’s objective of providing a trusted and transparent non-custodial environment in which users retain full control over their digital assets.

A Cyberscope spokesperson stated that broader adoption of Web3 technologies would depend on integrating security into everyday user interactions instead of treating it as a secondary consideration. The spokesperson added that embedding Cyberscan AI into the wallet experience would provide users with real-time security intelligence, helping them identify potential threats, avoid malicious projects, and complete blockchain transactions with greater confidence while maintaining ownership of their assets.

The AI-powered platform analyzes smart contracts, decentralized applications, and digital tokens in real time, enabling users to identify security risks before transactions are executed while preserving full self-custody of their assets.

Cyberscope specializes in blockchain security services, including smart contract audits, token security analysis, decentralized application assessments, and AI-driven threat detection. The company has completed more than 2,700 smart contract audits, supporting organizations and investors seeking to strengthen blockchain security and identify vulnerabilities before deployment.

Its parent company, TAC Security, is a publicly listed cybersecurity firm focused on vulnerability management. The company serves more than 10,000 clients across over 100 countries through its Enterprise Security in One Framework (ESOF) platform, which provides cyber risk quantification, vulnerability assessments, and AI-based security analysis.

Beyond technology integration, the partnership also includes joint marketing initiatives, educational campaigns, and community engagement programs designed to improve awareness of Web3 security practices. The companies intend to encourage safer participation in decentralized ecosystems by providing users with practical guidance on identifying and mitigating blockchain-related risks.

In addition to the technical integration, the companies will collaborate on educational initiatives and security awareness campaigns aimed at promoting safer participation across the growing Web3 ecosystem.

The collaboration reflects a broader trend toward incorporating AI-powered security tools directly into blockchain applications as developers seek to enhance user protection without compromising the decentralized principles that underpin self-custody and digital asset ownership.