Chandigarh, 1 Oct 2025 — Punjab’s Trishneet Arora, Founder, Chairman and Group CEO of TAC Security, has been named among India’s youngest wealth creators in the Hurun India Rich List 2025 with a reported net worth of over USD 215 million (₹1,830 crore).

At 31, Arora is ranked the 5th youngest in the country, moving up from 6th position last year, when his wealth stood at around ₹1,100 crore. His overall India ranking has also improved significantly, rising from 1,463rd in 2024 to 1,207th this year. For the second consecutive year, he remains the youngest individual from Punjab to feature in the Hurun List.

Meanwhile, Mukesh Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Industries, has once again topped the Hurun India Rich List 2025, reaffirming his position as the country’s wealthiest individual.

Arora is also the only cybersecurity entrepreneur in the youngest category, a recognition that underscores the growing significance of cyber defence and digital trust in the global economy.

According to the Hurun India report, Arora’s inclusion reflects the meteoric rise of TAC Security, which today serves more than 6,000 clients across 100 countries, including Fortune 500 corporations, governments and critical infrastructure.

Founded by Arora in his early twenties, TAC Security became the first Indian cybersecurity firm to go public in 2024, with the most subscribed IPO in the history of Indian capital markets. The stock has since surged more than 1,400 per cent, establishing the company as a benchmark among new-age tech listings.

Beyond TAC Security, Arora also spearheads CyberScope, the group’s Web3 security arm, which is preparing for an international listing. CyberScope holds an exclusive partnership with CoinMarketCap for blockchain audit and KYC verification, giving it global reach across the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Arora has been previously recognised in Forbes 30 Under 30, Fortune 40 Under 40, and as Entrepreneur of the Year. He has also represented India at the St. Gallen Symposium in Switzerland as a Global Leader of Tomorrow.

With a vision to make TAC Security the world’s largest vulnerability management company by 2026, Arora’s journey from a school dropout in Punjab to a global entrepreneur reflects the rising international ambitions of India’s technology leaders.