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Cyberscope Launches AI Engine for Smart Contract Audits

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TAC InfoSec Limited announced that its subsidiary, Cyberscope Web3 Security Inc., officially launched Cyberscan AI on May 13, 2026, introducing an AI-powered smart contract security platform aimed at making Web3 security audits more accessible and efficient for developers worldwide.

The product launch was disclosed under SEBI regulatory requirements and was simultaneously announced from Mumbai and New York, reflecting the company’s intention to position the platform as a globally competitive Web3 security solution. The new platform focuses on helping developers identify and validate vulnerabilities during the early stages of smart contract development before projects undergo formal audits, exchange reviews, or institutional due diligence.

Cyberscope explained that Cyberscan AI was designed to reduce friction within the smart contract auditing process by providing free developer-level scanning while monetizing the platform through licensed audit validations and official security badges. According to the company, the revenue impact from this freemium model is expected to become more visible over the next two to three quarters.

AI-Powered Validation Targets Real Vulnerabilities

The platform combines structural code intelligence with a database containing more than 150,000 real-world vulnerabilities. Cyberscope stated that the AI engine evaluates whether detected risks genuinely exist within a smart contract rather than simply flagging theoretical issues. This approach is intended to reduce false positives and improve the quality of vulnerability assessments.

Cyberscan AI uses artificial intelligence and a database of over 150,000 real-world vulnerabilities to help developers identify high-priority smart contract risks before formal audits begin.

The company noted that the platform integrates several advanced technologies, including AST-level code analysis, vector-based exploit similarity mapping, contextual AI reasoning, and high-confidence risk prioritization tools. These features are expected to help developers move from vulnerability detection to decision-making more efficiently.

Cyberscope also indicated that the platform functions as a pre-audit security layer, enabling projects to resolve critical risks earlier in the development cycle. This could reduce repetitive audit revisions, shorten deployment timelines, and improve readiness for listings on exchanges or partnerships with institutional investors.

Industry Shift Toward Continuous Security Validation

Company executives suggested that Web3 security requirements are evolving beyond traditional final-stage audits. Saransh Rawat, President of Cyberscope and Chief Technology Officer at TAC Security, explained that developers, exchanges, and institutions increasingly require confidence that flagged vulnerabilities are both legitimate and actionable.


Rawat indicated that Cyberscan AI was developed in response to this industry shift by offering free AI-powered scanning capabilities that allow developers to validate risks earlier, reduce audit complications, and accelerate project deployment with greater confidence.

He further stated that the future of smart contract protection would likely revolve around continuous validation processes occurring before audits, exchange listings, and large-scale adoption phases. According to Rawat, the platform was designed to provide Web3 projects with an early intelligence layer capable of embedding security into blockchain applications from the beginning of development.

Expanding Presence Across Global Web3 Ecosystems

Cyberscope has been actively strengthening its position across major blockchain ecosystems. The company previously established involvement within the TON blockchain ecosystem and also announced collaboration efforts with Circle focused on secure and compliant digital asset infrastructure.

The freemium security model aims to accelerate developer adoption globally while creating a long-term revenue stream through premium audit validations and security certifications.

The launch also builds on TAC Security’s broader global expansion. The cybersecurity company stated that it now serves more than 10,000 clients across over 100 countries. Through Cyberscope, the company is extending its reach into rapidly growing Web3 sectors, including decentralized finance platforms, crypto exchanges, token ecosystems, and institutional blockchain initiatives.

Cyberscope reported that it has already completed more than 2,700 smart contract audits, secured digital assets valued at over $2 billion, and supported more than 3,000 clients. The company additionally conducts KYC verification services and continues expanding its security infrastructure offerings for blockchain projects.

Enterprise Security Strategy Gains Momentum

TAC Security’s broader cybersecurity operations are powered by its ESOF platform, which focuses on cyber risk quantification, AI-driven vulnerability assessment, and enterprise security analysis. The company also maintains industry-recognized certifications, including CREST and ISO standards, while partnering with major technology firms such as Google, Microsoft, and Meta.

The launch highlights the growing demand for AI-driven, continuous smart contract validation as blockchain projects seek stronger security before scaling to institutional and mainstream adoption.

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