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eMudhra Exits Global SSL/TLS Certificate Business Amid Security Scrutiny

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eMudhra announced its decision to voluntarily exit the global SSL/TLS certificate business after facing public vulnerabilities in its security keys and a resulting global cybersecurity alert. The company, which is licensed by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology to issue web security certificates for Government websites, cited escalating compliance costs and limited commercial returns for the withdrawal. V Srinivasan, the company chairman, noted that the business was under pressure from increasing data sovereignty requirements and competition from large providers offering free certificates.

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The decision to withdraw from the global SSL/TLS market, which accounted for only about 1 percent of eMudhra’s revenue, signals a shift in the company's commercial strategy. This move is driven by operational complexity and regulatory pressure, potentially affecting the market dynamics for digital authentication services in India.

From dailypioneer.com

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