Cyber Resilience Act
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Get your product ready for compliance
The Cyber Resilience Act introduces new cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements.
For electronics manufacturers, the CRA can directly impact hardware, firmware and product architecture.
Are you wondering:
- Is my product covered by the CRA?
- Which requirements apply to my product?
- Is my current architecture suitable?
- Do I need to modify the hardware or firmware?
- What will be the impact on components, costs and development time?
I can help you answer these questions.
CRA support focused on embedded electronics
My approach is product and R&D focused.
I help your teams assess the impact of the CRA on:
Hardware
Microcontrollers, secure elements, memory, interfaces and security components.
Firmware
Secure boot, software updates, key and secret management, secure communications.
Architecture
Interface protection, sensitive data, physical access and security mechanisms.
Industrialization
Component availability, costs, suppliers and development impact.
From regulatory requirements to technical solutions
The CRA defines cybersecurity requirements.
My role is to translate these requirements into concrete decisions for your product.
A simple approach
1. Product analysis
Understand your product architecture and digital functions.
2. Requirements identification
Determine the CRA requirements applicable to your product.
3. Gap analysis
Identify what needs to be improved or changed.
4. Technical action plan
Define the required changes and their potential impact.
5. R&D support
Work directly with your hardware and firmware teams.
Why work with an electronics expert?
A cybersecurity requirement can lead to a product redesign(component, PCB, firmware…)
The earlier these changes are identified, the easier they are to integrate.
My experience in electronics, embedded systems and secure electronic products allows me to bridge the gap between cybersecurity, regulatory requirements and real-world design constraints.
Is your product ready for the CRA?
Let’s discuss your product.
An initial discussion can help identify the key issues to address and potential impacts on your product architecture.