EU Cyber Resilience Act - A Product Owner’s Approach
summary
EU CRA requires concrete changes now not later: Sept 2026 vulnerability‑response rules kick in, with main obligations by Dec 11 2027 compliance deadline and penalties up to €15M or 2.5% fine. Harmonized standards are harmonized standards absent today so expect product classification debates (default/self‑assessment, class 1 self‑assessment, class 2 external evaluation, critical common‑criteria). Practical steps are listed: identify target products, bucket net‑new requirements, adopt risk‑based reporting, bake security into roadmaps, mandate machine‑readable advisories and secure update delivery.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00EU Cyber Resilience Act intro
- 1:49What the EU Cyber Resilience Act requires
- 3:53Compliance without standards
- 5:20Product classification
- 7:05Class one products
- 8:32Steps to compliance
- 12:24New requirements themes
- 14:31Security charter importance
- 15:33Key deliverables collaboration
- 16:39Q&A vulnerability management
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