Cyberscope has partnered with Lunar Strategy, linking Web3 security services with blockchain marketing and token launch activity.
The agreement brings Cyberscope into blockchain projects earlier, particularly as teams prepare user acquisition campaigns, token launches and broader ecosystem expansion. It will provide smart contract audits, penetration testing, and SOC2 and MiCA compliance assessments for projects working with Lunar Strategy.
That shifts when Cyberscope typically enters an assignment. Rather than reviewing projects after core development is complete, it will now work with teams as they prepare to scale and go to market.
Lunar Strategy works with Web3 companies on growth and ecosystem development. Under the arrangement, its clients will be offered priority audits, fast-track pre-launch support and bundled security services from Cyberscope.
Earlier stage
The move reflects a broader shift in the Web3 market, where security checks are increasingly considered alongside product and commercial planning. For token issuers and blockchain developers, that can be especially important at launch, when vulnerabilities may emerge as projects attract more users and capital.
Cyberscope says it has completed more than 2,700 smart contract audits and helped secure over $2 billion in digital assets worldwide. It also says it has carried out more than 500 know-your-customer verifications and served more than 3,000 clients across decentralised finance, blockchain and digital asset markets.
Founded in 2023, the business operates as the Web3 security subsidiary of India-listed TAC InfoSec. TAC says its broader cybersecurity business serves more than 10,000 clients in over 100 countries.
Broader expansion
The agreement with Lunar Strategy is part of Cyberscope's wider push to expand its presence across blockchain ecosystems and infrastructure. The company is active in the TON ecosystem and has also announced a collaboration with Circle focused on digital asset infrastructure.
For TAC, the partnership comes as it continues to build out its Web3 security operations internationally. The parent company has filed an F-1 registration statement in the United States in connection with a proposed public listing.
Security providers in the blockchain sector have been seeking a larger role in how projects are built and launched, rather than being brought in only for late-stage technical reviews. As institutional money and regulatory scrutiny increase, project teams face more pressure to show that code, governance and compliance processes are in place before expansion.
That trend has increased demand for firms that can combine technical testing with compliance work. In this case, the services include contract reviews, penetration testing and assessments tied to standards and regulatory frameworks, which are becoming more relevant as crypto businesses seek access to broader pools of capital and users.
Cyberscope's parent company is primarily known for vulnerability management. According to TAC, its wider cybersecurity work includes cyber risk quantification, vulnerability assessment and artificial intelligence-based security analysis, and it holds certifications including CREST, PCI ASV and ISO standards.
Against that backdrop, the Lunar Strategy deal gives Cyberscope a route into projects at the point where commercial growth planning and technical assurance begin to overlap. It also gives Lunar Strategy's clients direct access to security review ahead of launches and other expansion milestones.
"Web3 projects today are scaling faster than ever, but that speed introduces new layers of risk," said Saransh Rawat, Chief Technology Officer at TAC Security and President of Cyberscope. "Security needs to move in parallel with growth, not follow it. Our partnership with Lunar Strategy is built around that principle, ensuring that projects are structurally prepared before they scale."