Cybersecurity in connected products under the EU Cyber Resilience Act

In 2024, the EU's new Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) came into force, with the aim of strengthening cybersecurity for digital products on the European market. The requirements will be introduced in stages, starting in September 2026. If you are a manufacturer or importer of connected electrical products within the EU, you need to review and update your processes, systems, applications, products and services. Prepare yourself by taking this course.

About the course

We will go through:

• The international and European context for cybersecurity regulation
• What the EU Cyber Resilience Act entails – including current and upcoming requirements
• How to handle reporting vulnerabilities and security incidents
• What types of products are covered by the directive and how they are categorised
• The step-by-step process for achieving compliance
• What is meant by ‘placing a product on the market’ according to the EU definition
• When a certification body needs to be involved
• What technical documentation must be available and how it should be designed
• The status of applicable standards and an overview of those available
• Basic principles for demonstrating compliance with the requirements
• Recommended strategies for moving forward with your CRA work

After completing the course, you will have a good understanding of the CRA requirements and know what steps you can take to ensure compliance.

Who should attend?

The course is primarily aimed at those who work with the development and regulatory compliance of connected products. It may also be relevant for quality managers and regulatory affairs specialists.

We tailor the course for your company

We are happy to tailor the content and format to suit your company’s specific needs. Contact us for a quote and a setup that works for you!