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Tego Cyber (OTCID:TGCB) subsidiary VigilAigent and Wisconsin MSP Dependable Solutions announced an expanded partnership on December 18, 2025 to deploy OmniViz+, VigilAigent's agentic AI-powered security platform, across K-12 schools.
The initiative covers 10 school districts and aims to protect approximately 18,000 students, teachers, and staff with enterprise-grade visibility, detection, behavioral analysis, automated response, and 100% U.S.-based security operations. OmniViz+ is presented as aligned with common K-12 grant funding to address budget and staffing constraints while improving cybersecurity and compliance for education environments.
VigilAigent (OTCID:TGCB) announced a multi-year renewal and expansion with a long-standing partner on Dec 4, 2025. The two-year contract value exceeds $350,000 and includes a full transition of the partner's customer base to OmniViz, VigilAigent's next-generation observability and managed cybersecurity platform powered by Virtual Aigents.
The partner also committed to converting remaining non-managed-services customers over time, strengthening multi-year recurring revenue. OmniViz offers enhanced visibility, AI-driven detection and correlation, reduced analyst workload, and faster response times, supporting VigilAigent's growth strategy for advanced managed security services.
Tego Cyber (OTCID:TGCB) reported Q1 2026 results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, showing record top-line growth and a strengthened balance sheet following acquisitions.
Key figures: revenue rose from $107,481 to $555,994 (>5x YoY); net loss narrowed from $1,239,718 to $519,907 (60% reduction); current assets increased from $5,142 to $1,020,609 (~198x); total assets expanded from $5,142 to $6,228,137 (~1,200x). Management attributed improvements to completed acquisitions and six weeks of contribution from new business units.
Operational notes: combined company reports over $7 million in recurring annual revenue and 1,000+ clients; VigilAigent moved Aigent Deuce to operational status and secured a three-year partner contract adding 1,000 endpoints worth over $100,000 annually.
VigilAigent (OTCID:TGCB) announced an expanded partner agreement on November 13, 2025 that adds 1,000 endpoints, nearly tripling that partner's footprint on the VigilAigent platform. The 3-year engagement carries a total contract value exceeding $100,000, reflecting recurring revenue potential tied to the company's channel-first strategy.
The expansion follows the live deployment of The ORACLE, VigilAigent's first fully operational agentic Ai Virtual Aigent™. The company says the combination of adaptive automation and human oversight enables partners to scale protection without adding headcount.
Tego Cyber (OTCID:TGCB) announced it has changed its corporate name to VigilAigent Corp., effective October 31, 2025.
The rebrand follows the company's acquisition and the launch of the VigilAigent Managed Security Services platform earlier in 2025 and signals a shift to an Agentic Ai-driven cybersecurity model combining autonomous Virtual Aigents with human Special Aigents in SOC oversight. The company said all business operations, customer relationships, and corporate structure remain unchanged.
The corporate update includes an updated website, refreshed investor communications, and a new ticker symbol to be announced upon regulatory approval.
VigilAigent (OTC:TGCB) announced that its Virtual Aigent prototype, previously called Aigent Deuce, has completed controlled testing and is now live in production as Aigent Oracle on October 16, 2025.
Aigent Oracle is integrated into VigilAigent's 24/7 security operations to perform autonomous triage, correlation, and response at scale, learning from thousands of daily incidents while retaining human oversight via Special Aigents™. The company cites rapid analytics (analyzing months of EDR data in under a minute) and aims to reduce alert fatigue, accelerate detection, and automate remediation with production-grade reliability and zero downtime during training cycles.
VigilAigent (OTC:TGCB) launched its website and solutions portfolio on October 6, 2025, debuting as a managed security services provider and subsidiary of Tego Cyber.
The combined company follows a recent transformational acquisition and now protects over 1,000 clients and hundreds of thousands of endpoints, generating more than $7 million in recurring annual revenue and targeting profitability within 6–9 months.
VigilAigent pairs Virtual Aigents (agentic AI operatives) with Special Aigents (human experts). Early testing of the Virtual Aigent prototype, Aigent Deuce, reportedly reviewed months of endpoint logs in under a minute and flagged anomalies undetected for >90 days by advanced EDR tools.
Tego Cyber (OTCID:TGCB), a company specializing in AI-driven threat intelligence and managed security solutions, has announced its participation in the upcoming MicroCap Rodeo Conference in New York City.
CEO Robert Mikkelsen will engage in a fireside chat on September 25, 2025, at 1:30 PM ET. The presentation will be available via live webcast, with registration available through the company's dedicated webcast link.
VigilAigent (OTCID:TGCB), a Tego Cyber Inc. subsidiary, has achieved a significant breakthrough with its first Virtual Aigent prototype, "Aigent Deuce." The AI-driven security platform has demonstrated exceptional performance in threat hunting and identification during limited production testing.
In a notable test case, Aigent Deuce analyzed months of complex EDR evasion incident logs in under one minute, detecting process and network anomalies that had evaded sophisticated EDR solutions for over 90 days. This task would typically take human agents hours or days to complete. The platform is expected to enter "human in the loop" production for special assignments in Q4 2025.
Tego Cyber Inc. (OTCQB:TGCB) has completed a strategic acquisition of a managed security services business, transforming into VigilAigent, a next-generation Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP). The combined entity boasts over $7 million in recurring annual revenue and serves more than 1,000 clients with hundreds of thousands of protected endpoints.
The company's new Virtual Aigent™ technology, operating in stealth mode through 2025, integrates Tego's AI-driven Threat Intelligence Platform Service (TIPS) with Agentic AI capabilities. This innovative solution is projected to deliver up to 90% cost savings on human capital expenses in cybersecurity operations. The company expects to achieve profitability within 6-9 months.
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