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Korea Information Certificate Authority Inc.
Korea Information Certificate Authority Inc. was established as a specialized certificate authority (CA) in South Korea, focusing on digital signature and...
Korea Information Certificate Authority Inc.
Korea Information Certificate Authority Inc. was established as a specialized certificate authority (CA) in South Korea, focusing on digital signature and encryption certificates. The firm's founding date is not publicly available, nor are the names of its founders or principals. KICA provides PKI-based digital certificates used for secure communications, electronic signatures, and identity verification across sectors including finance, government, and enterprise. The firm's service lines include public certificates, enterprise certificates, and CA integration tools. The firm does not disclose AUM, team size, or deployment volume. No recent operational event from the last 24 months is publicly available. KICA's structural differentiator lies in its specialization as an independent certificate authority in a market dominated by global giants such as Sectigo, DigiCert, and GlobalSign. Its multi-country office network positions it as a regional player with capacity to serve cross-border PKI needs, though its precise business model — whether it sells certificate subscriptions, integration services, or enterprise software — remains opaque.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
Asia
Country
South Korea
City
Seongnam
Corporate office
Seongnam, South Korea
Additional offices
Chicago, United States · Nagoya, Japan · Menlo Park, United States · Beijing, China · Palo Alto, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is the source of KICA's funding or capital?
KICA does not publicly disclose its capital structure, ownership, or funding sources. It is not listed on a stock exchange, and no information about private ownership, venture backing, or investment from institutional allocators is available.
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