Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Readiness

A connected-products manufacturer needed a clear view of its Cyber Resilience Act readiness across many product lines. Different codebases and documentation quality made a prioritized assessment urgent ahead of regulatory deadlines.

• Security practices varied between product lines.
• Technical documentation and SBOM coverage were inconsistent.
• Vulnerability reporting obligations begin on 11 September 2026.
• Full CRA compliance, including CE marking, is due by 11 December 2027.

Manual review of every product's code and documentation risked missing the compliance timeline. AI-assisted analysis could accelerate discovery while leaving security experts to confirm gaps and assess risk.

• Review large document sets more efficiently.
• Identify missing SBOM entries and third-party components.
• Surface gaps in vulnerability-handling processes.
• Prioritize expert review without skipping validation.

We assessed security practices and technical documentation across each product line against CRA requirements. AI-assisted review flagged likely gaps for specialists to validate and turn into a deadline-aligned remediation roadmap.

• Assess secure design, SBOMs, patching, and reporting readiness.
• Use automated analysis to accelerate document and code review.
• Have security experts confirm findings and estimate remediation risk.
• Rank product lines and actions by urgency and deadline.