From lost luggage to lost control - How the Cyber Resilience Act will reshape IoT
summary
The Cyber Resilience Act requires concrete changes: August 1st 2025 wireless products must meet delegated-act rules and 2027 every product with digital elements faces strict design, patching and transparency duties. Responsibility falls on manufacturers, importers, distributors and authorised representatives; expect open‑source stewardship, ASBoM inventories, risk assessments, vulnerability handling and a CE compliance plan. A routed example shows lost property recovered after five weeks with exposed private contents, and many companies remain unprepared.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:06Lost luggage to lost control
- 5:45Radio compliance and delegated act
- 7:56Products with digital elements
- 9:42Economic operators' duties
- 11:30Open-source compliance challenges
- 13:21Supply chain compliance
- 14:23Essential requirements and risk steps
- 15:47Call to action and timeline
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