eMudhra, an Indian digital certificate authority company, has faced several issues following the announcement of a key generation technology error. After noticing a problem with its key generation technology, eMudhra launched a counterclaim. This error led to weak cryptographic keys being produced for eight intermediary certificate authorities, which raised doubts about their reliability. The issue was identified and reported just a few weeks after eMudhra's announcement, resulting in a significant setback for them.

eMudhra is a digital certification firm that offers security solutions, authentication, management of digital certificates lifecycle, and tools for working without paper. It has its headquarters in Bangalore, India, and received authorization from the Certification Authority (CCA) of the National Accreditation Board, connected to the Ministry of External Affairs, allowing it to issue digital certifications. For the year 2026, eMudhra achieved a total revenue of 71.32 billion rupees, an increase of 35.1% compared to the previous year, while its net profit rose from 110 billion rupees to 110 billion rupees.

It has also seen a 38.7% increase in its international income during the year, highlighting its expansion into foreign markets. EMMudhra has developed several proprietary platforms such as emSigner for digital signatures, SecurePass for managing authentication and access, and CertiNext for managing digital certificates. Its offerings include emSign, a public PKI framework that allows organizations to issue and manage digital certificates for users and devices.

His competition extends beyond digital security solutions, reaching identity and data access solutions where he competes with Microsoft, IBM, Okta, Saviynt, Thales, and Broadcom.

In PKI, his competition includes Thales, HID Global, and Keyfactor in hardware, and Entrust, Nexus Group, Keyfactor, and DigiCert in software.

In certificate discovery, he competes with DigiCert, Sectigo, and Venafi, while Google and Amazon Web Services are competitors in cloud infrastructure...

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