eMudhra has announced its withdrawal from the global SSL/TLS certificate business. This strategic decision means the company will no longer be a provider of these digital certificates, which are crucial for securing website communications.
The immediate consequence for current eMudhra customers is that they will not be able to obtain new SSL/TLS certificates from the company. Furthermore, existing certificates issued by eMudhra will not be eligible for renewal, requiring users to seek alternative providers before their certificates expire.
This exit removes a player from the SSL/TLS certificate market. Organizations and individuals using eMudhra certificates will need to transition to other certificate authorities to maintain secure connections for their websites and online services.
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eMudhra announced its decision to exit the global SSL/TLS certificate business. The company will cease issuing new SSL/TLS certificates and will not renew existing ones, impacting customers who rely on their services for website security.