The challenge ahead for OEMs based upon the RED Article 3.3
summary
OEMs face no unknown technical bars but a heavy proof problem: compliance requires 100+ pages of technical file and an audit trail from conception to decommissioning so products must enable data export and patching. Over 30 verticals plus four horizontals exist, yet the vulnerability handling standard missing until Nov 2026 while reporting to EUVD and the SRP not ready is due Sep 2026. Expect multiple reports per incident and plan to revisit risk assessment every six months.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:31Cyber Resilience Act overview
- 8:08CRA articles 13 and 14 obligations
- 13:47Reporting and vulnerability management
- 18:39Legal ambiguities and challenges
- 21:31Compliance pathway and gaps
- 25:51Call to action
- 27:16Q&A
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