Cyber Resilience Act: New requirements for your digital products. What the CRA means for businesses and how you can prepare now. (Only available in German.)
The EU's Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces mandatory requirements for the IT security of products with digital elements throughout their entire lifecycle for the first time. In our white paper, you will learn how to identify affected product groups, classify regulatory requirements, and develop a suitable security concept.
CRA: Act before the product becomes a risk.
The Cyber Resilience Act obliges manufacturers, importers, and distributors of connected products to take on more responsibility: Even before market launch, security by design, vulnerability management, and update processes must be demonstrated—even after years and throughout the entire life cycle. This requires a rethink, especially for long-lasting products.
For you, this means new obligations for development, purchasing, IT, and management, penalties for violations of the CE marking requirement, and
greater documentation and verification efforts.
- Which products fall under the CRA
- How to systematically identify the need for action in your company
- Which organizational and technical measures are required
- What CRA means specifically for your product strategy
- Which CRA-compliant products Bechtle offers
Download our white paper now! (This white paper is only available in German.)
The CRA also affects your company. Do you know why?
The CRA applies to all products with digital elements that are sold on the European market, whether physical or purely digital. These include, among others:
In short:
If your product processes, transmits, or receives data, it is affected.
Be on the safe side with Bechtle.
Bechtle supports you in your CRA preparation with a comprehensive approach: manufacturer-neutral, experienced, and tailored to your industry.
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