Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

We Accompany you on your Cyber Resilience Act Compliance Journey

Get an overview of the CRA, an assessment of your product safety and specific recommendations to easily meet the requirements of the CRA.
Cybersecurity Basics

What is the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)?

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) aims to improve cyber security in the EU. It ensures that digital products and services meet strict security standards in order to protect consumers and companies. From 2027, only products that meet the requirements of the CRA may be sold in the EU.

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How We Help You Get CRA Compliant

Security Posture Assessment

We analyze your current security landscape in the context of CRA requirements.

Gap Analysis

We identify gaps compared to CRA requirements and visualize them in an easy-to-understand approach.

Recommendations for Action

Based on the gaps, we design a tailored action plan to address these and improve your security posture.

Support in Vendor Selection

Benefit from our independent expertise to find suitable providers for optimizing your maturity level.

Safety as a basic principle and included in the standard

Core requirements of the Cyber Resilience Act

Security by Design

The CRA stipulates that all digital products and services must integrate robust security measures from the outset. Security features must be enabled by default to minimize risks for end users and ensure a proactive approach to cybersecurity.

Transparent Overview of Software Components

The CRA requires companies to create and provide a detailed Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) that includes a transparent listing of all software components. This improves the traceability of vulnerabilities and enhances security in the supply chain.

Continuous Vulnerability Management

Manufacturers must establish processes to identify, remediate, and mitigate vulnerabilities throughout the entire lifecycle of their products. Regular updates and patches ensure resilience against new threats.

Mandatory Reporting of Vulnerabilities

In the case of actively exploitable vulnerabilities, manufacturers must inform the relevant authorities within strict deadlines (e.g., initial report within 24 hours). This requirement ensures rapid coordination and response to new cyber threats across the EU, as well as the protection of customers.

WHITEPAPER

The Role of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

In this whitepaper we adress the issues of the CRA, what it means for manufacturer and users. We give a broad overview about what is important for companies now and insights into the regulations of the Cyber Resilience Act.

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