What is the Cyber Resilience Act? The Cyber Resilience Act is a comprehensive regulatory framework introduced by the EU to enhance cybersecurity resilience. Its primary focus is on minimizing vulnerabilities in digital products and ensuring robust cybersecurity measures are implemented throughout their lifecycle. The act applies to both manufacturers and suppliers of software and hardware The post EU Cyber Resilience Act: What You Need to Know appeared first on Centraleyes.
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As embedded systems become more connected and complex, ensuring their security and reliability is no longer optional – it’s a regulatory necessity. The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a clear signal that manufacturers must take proactive measures to secure their products, not just during development but throughout their operational lifespan. One crucial aspect of this is real-time monitoring of devices in all phases of the product lifecycle – what we at Percepio call Continuous Observability.
Wibu-Systems will exhibit at Hannover Messe (Hall 16, D10) to showcase its innovative cybersecurity solutions. With the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) already in force since December 10, 2024, alongside other far-reaching regulations such as NIS-2 and RED DA, companies around...
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Wibu-Systems has introduced innovative cybersecurity solutions to help industrial automation software vendors comply with the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
MLex Summary: The European Commission has published a draft act that gives technical descriptions of the categories of critical products with digital elements that may be subject to more stringent conformity assessment procedures under Article 32 of the Cyber Resilience Act. The Cyber Resilience Act introduces mandatory EU-wide cybersecurity requirements for all hardware and software products.
The Foodservice Equipment Association (FEA) has provided advice to members about how to ensure they are compliant with the new EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The new legislation, which came into force on 11 December 2024, will begin to apply to CE-marked products from 11 December 2027, with some reporting obligations from 11 September 2026. Changes seek […]
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Cristian Tracci argues hard work is needed to harmonize cybersecurity regulations in Europe, but the real test lies in political agreement.
The European Union's recent amendment to the Cyber Resilience Act has sent ripples through the tech world. How will the act redefine open-source software?
Renesas Electronics has certified three families of microcontrollers to the PSA Level 1 for the coming European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
Kennet Otto and Georgy Matov from WTW look at the fast growing cyber insurance market in Europe and the increasing recognition that cyber coverage is key to economic success.
Linux Foundation Europe and the Open Source Security Foundation have launched a global initiative aimed at helping open-source maintainers and contributors prepare for the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act.
With a flourishing technology sector and a direct line to Brussels, investing in Ireland may be a sound bet for UK organisations looking to navigate Europe's transforming cyber landscape.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is set to introduce strict cybersecurity requirements for hardware and software products across various sectors. With its focus on enhancing resilience in the digital…
U.S. organizations are looking to embrace similar regulatory guidelines across myriad sectors.
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With the European Union’s (EU) adoption of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) on October 10, 2024, the 36-month clock for full compliance with the regulation has begun.
More than half of large UK financial services firms experienced at least one third-party supply chain attack in 2024, with nearly a quarter facing three or more incidents, according to new research from Orange Cyberdefense. The findings underscore the increasing vulnerability of financial institutions to cyber threats stemming from their vendor ecosystems. A survey of […]
Image Credit: ChatGPT This is a guest post written by Megi Benia. In the modern security environment, unconventional, asymmetric security challenges become increasingly dangerous since adversaries …