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eMudhra is exiting its global SSL and TLS certification business following a certificate authority incident caused by a script error
By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read
- Revenue share of exited business
- 1 percent
- Expected revenue impact
- 5 to 7 percent
- Forensic review timeline
- 2 to 3 weeks
Heard on business television between 08:59:55 - 09:02:55 IST.
- eMudhra's board decided to exit the global SSL/TLS certification business after revoking certificates with affected certificate authorities.
- Co-founder Kaushik Srinivasan said the exit followed rising compliance costs, operational complexity, and large tech players offering certificates free of charge.
- He said the incident was caused by a one-off script error with inadequate human oversight, not a broader control weakness.
- An independent forensic audit has been initiated, with findings expected in 2-3 weeks and to be made public; the business is only 1% of revenue.
- He estimated a 5-7% revenue impact over the next 1-2 quarters, with no customers pausing deployments so far, and said cost impact would be limited as prior investments in the business would be discontinued.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 23 Oct 2026
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