The EU Cyber Resilience Act doesn't just regulate IoT hardware—it includes your backend too. Learn when cloud platforms become part of your product and what compliance requirements you must meet.

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IEC 62443-4-1 provides a proven framework for IIoT and OT manufacturers to meet most EU CRA requirements. Learn how this secure development lifecycle standard accelerates your CRA compliance journey.

What do EU CRA fines really mean for your business? This post reveals the true financial risks of non-compliance—and the steps smart IoT companies take to stay protected. Find out how to avoid penalties before it’s too late

The world of connected devices is booming, and the critical need for robust cybersecurity comes with it.  Two key players in this arena are EN 18031 (Radio Equipment Directive (RED)) and the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).  While both aim to improve the security of our digital lives, they approach the challenge from different angles.  Let's break down the key differences and explore how they relate.

In this post, we focus on EU Cyber Resilience Act’s essential security requirements.

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a groundbreaking piece of legislation designed to enhance the cybersecurity of digital products and services made available in the EU. The CRA will enter into force on December 10^th, 2024

Cyber Resilience Act obligations for IoT manufacturers, importers, and distributors