TAC Infosec Limited, a leading NSE-listed cybersecurity firm, has issued a clarification regarding recent discussions around proposed changes to the H1 Visa programme in the United States. The company confirmed that these developments have no impact on its business, revenue, or operations.
TAC InfoSec highlighted that its operations and talent pool are strategically distributed across India and other global markets. Importantly, the company does not employ any team members in the U.S. under the H1 Visa programme. As a result, the company’s current and future growth trajectory remains unaffected by the proposed visa changes.
Moreover, reports indicate that the cybersecurity, defence, and artificial intelligence sectors are exempt from the restrictions under the H1 Visa changes. This strengthens TAC InfoSec’s positioning and creates a unique opportunity for specialised cybersecurity firms. Unlike legacy IT services companies that often treat cybersecurity as an additional service line, TAC InfoSec is a pure-play cybersecurity company built on innovation, SaaS, and AI. This differentiation enables the company to attract top talent, win enterprise trust, and scale globally without structural dependency on U.S. visa programmes.
Speaking on the development, Trishneet Arora, Founder & CEO, TAC InfoSec Limited, said: “We are not only insulated from the current H1 Visa changes but also see this as a positive opportunity for India’s IT and cybersecurity ecosystem. Any potential shifts in global visa policies may encourage highly skilled professionals to return home, further enriching the domestic talent pool. This shift aligns perfectly with our vision of building a world-class cybersecurity organisation headquartered in India, serving enterprises and governments worldwide.”
The company further emphasised its commitment to leveraging India’s extraordinary talent base and strengthening its leadership position as one of the fastest-growing cybersecurity SaaS companies in the world. With its strong focus on innovation, artificial intelligence, and SaaS-driven solutions, TAC InfoSec is well-positioned to continue expanding its global footprint while maintaining resilience against regulatory and visa-related shifts.
