EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Compliance Services
The Cyber Resilience Act makes cybersecurity a CE-marking requirement for nearly every product with digital elements sold in the EU. Vulnerability-reporting obligations begin 11 September 2026, with full conformity required by 11 December 2027. We get you compliant before the deadlines arrive.
- Keep Your EU Market Access: Non-compliance risks fines up to €15M or 2.5% of global turnover, and products removed from the market.
- Know Exactly Where You Stand: A CRA gap assessment maps your product against the essential requirements and your obligations by product class.
- Build the Required Processes: SBOM, vulnerability handling, coordinated disclosure, and security-update management across the product lifecycle.
- Get to CE Marking: Technical documentation and conformity-assessment support from a lab that handles global market access every day.
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The Challenge: The Clock Is Already Running
The Cyber Resilience Act applies to almost any hardware or software product with digital elements placed on the EU market—from consumer IoT to industrial components. Manufacturers must report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents starting 11 September 2026, and demonstrate full conformity with the essential cybersecurity requirements by 11 December 2027. Cybersecurity becomes part of CE marking itself: no conformity, no market. Penalties reach €15M or 2.5% of global annual turnover, and the processes the CRA demands—SBOM, coordinated disclosure, security updates across the support period—take months to build. Waiting is the expensive option.
Our CRA Compliance Services
A phased path from applicability to CE marking, built around your launch schedule.
- CRA Applicability & Classification: Determine whether your product falls in the default, important (Class I / II), or critical category—which drives your conformity-assessment route.
- Gap Assessment: Map your product and processes against the Annex I essential requirements, secure-by-design obligations, and vulnerability-handling requirements.
- SBOM & Vulnerability Handling: Implement the SBOM, coordinated disclosure, and security-update processes the CRA requires for the full support period.
- Security Testing: Vulnerability assessment and penetration testing that generate the objective evidence behind your conformity claims.
- Technical Documentation & CE Marking: Compile the technical file and support you through self-assessment or third-party conformity assessment.