Opportunities to Participate in Standardization
summary
The panel lays out concrete status and entry points for Cyber Resilience Act standardization: the EUSR request dates from February 2025, CRA is in force since December 2024 with full compliance due 11 December 2027, and many vertical drafts are live for comment as markdown on GitLab issues and Git remotes. Normative clauses (clause 5) list testable requirements; conformity routes are module A/B/C/H and public funding via Cyberstand (call open until 7 Nov). Expect heavy time commitment—around 20 hours a week to influence outcomes.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00CRA standardization opportunities
- 3:56CRA standardization progress
- 7:32Open source in standards
- 14:59Open source participation challenges
- 21:19Vertical vs horizontal standards
- 24:54ETSI and CEN/CENELEC challenges
- 28:45CRA implementation challenges
- 33:00Small projects in standardization
- 37:13Developer's role in standards
- 40:18Horizontal standards funding
- 43:09GitLab vertical standards process
- 44:59Closing remarks
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