CRA competitive impact for the UK
summary
The CRA forces companies to change process not just code: it imposes lifecycle vulnerability reporting, secure-by-design requirements tied to IEC 62443 practices and needs IEC 62443 management backing, and creates dual UK/EU compliance paths that drag productivity. Europe allocates ~€22M with up to €30,000 per company for SMEs, while the global cost of cybercrime hits $10.5T (~10% GDP) by 2026 and DDoS attacks push ~30 Tbps, briefly taking down millions of devices; IoTSF coordination and clear tooling guidance are the practical fixes proposed.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00CRA and UK business impact
- 1:51CRA as business problem
- 3:15Management support for compliance
- 4:17Cyber crime cost and urgency
- 6:26CRA and European framework
- 8:32CRA compliance challenges
- 10:59Product scope and cyber health
- 12:46Funding gaps for UK businesses
- 14:10Call to action for IoTSF
- 16:20IoTSF’s role and initiatives
- 18:08Open discussion and feedback session
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