Compliance · Indian Regulatory
Aadhaar ecosystem audit readiness.
The obligation
What UIDAI AUA-KUA Audit asks of you.
Organizations registered with UIDAI as Authentication User Agencies or KYC User Agencies — and the Sub-AUAs that connect through them — carry strict obligations around how Aadhaar authentication requests and e-KYC data are handled: encrypted data vaults for any locally stored Aadhaar-linked data, biometric capture and transmission security, and audit logging of every authentication request in the chain, including sub-AUA relationships where a smaller partner authenticates through a licensed AUA's infrastructure.
How TriNetra maps to it
TriNetra tests the full authentication chain rather than just the AUA's own perimeter — sub-AUA integration points are frequently the weakest link — with PTaaS engagements including Code Security review of the specific code paths that touch Aadhaar authentication requests and e-KYC response handling.
CCV maps data-vault encryption and retention controls against DPDP Act obligations at the same time, since Aadhaar-linked data sits squarely inside India's broader personal-data-protection regime, and ASM keeps continuous watch on the external exposure of Aadhaar-connected systems between audit cycles.
Keep evidence current between audits with Continuous Controls Validation.
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