95 TAC Infosec Limited, known as TAC Security, has appointed cybersecurity veteran Altaf Halde as the Chief Business Officer for APAC & Middle East. This decision comes as the company gears up for expansion plans following fundraising efforts through an initial public offering (IPO). As a global player in risk and vulnerability management, TAC Security offers security software products and solutions to financial institutions, banks, government bodies, and large enterprises both in India and internationally. Altaf Halde brings extensive expertise in cybersecurity, having played pivotal roles in launching and developing IT security firms in South Asia. Trishneet Arora, Founder & CEO of TAC Security, expressed confidence in Halde’s appointment, stating, “His experience and proven track record in cybersecurity will accelerate the company’s growth into the next orbit.” With two decades of experience and an MBA from Newport University, USA, Halde previously served as Senior Vice President and Global Business Head at Network Intelligence, Mumbai. He also held the position of Managing Director at Kaspersky Lab, South Asia. In his new role, Halde will be responsible for crafting and executing business strategies, as well as overseeing operations in the APAC and ME regions. TAC Security recently filed a Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with the NSE Emerge, signaling its intent to raise capital. The company, backed by stock market expert Vijay Kedia, offers risk-based vulnerability management tools, cybersecurity quantification, and penetration testing to organizations of all sizes using the Software as a Service (SaaS) model. You Might Be Interested In Fed’s Kashkari sees 40% chance of ‘meaningfully higher’ interest rates Artificial Intelligence Boosts Productivity in Key Sectors, Paving the Way for Economic Growth Amazon Web Services Announces €15.7 Billion Investment in Data Centers in Spain EQT to Offload Rimes to Five Arrows, Strengthening Investment Industry Solutions Xi Jinping Might Have To Let Yuan Slide To Avoid Debt And Deflation Spiral, Says Economist: ‘A Price Worth Paying’ South African Rand Strengthens Against Weaker Dollar Ahead of Rate Decision