4 Panel Session - Bridging Policy and Practice
summary
Panel consensus says market awareness is still critically low and the Cyber Resilience Act covers a broad scope including product with digital elements — hardware, mobile apps, backend systems and desktop software — not just devices. Regulators require 24‑hour early warning / 3‑day detailed report / 14‑day mitigation timelines, heavy documentation (ANX7), continuous assurance rather than end‑of‑line checks, and adoption of Software Bill of Materials (SBoMs) plus automation for SBOM generation, triage and vulnerability reporting; ENISA’s European vulnerability platform tender is a looming operational dependency.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00International panel introduction
- 1:05Regulatory awareness state
- 3:14Challenges for small and medium companies
- 6:48Business transformation under CRA
- 10:18Security by design needs
- 13:48Horizontal standards importance
- 14:51Cyber Resilience Act scope
- 17:25Vulnerability reporting
- 20:14EU platform concerns
- 21:38Leadership and supply chain
- 23:47Secure by design challenges
- 25:13Key takeaways
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