Are you a manufacturer, distributor, or importer of connected devices marketing to or within the European Union?
To be well-prepared for the upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). This act aims to increase the security of digital products within the EU, and it has significant implications for companies operating in the region. 

We have just released a whitepaper titled “Understanding the EU Cyber Resilience Act and achieve product cybersecurity compliance”. This whitepaper provides valuable insights into the CRA and how businesses can comply with its requirements.

In this post, we’ll take a closer look at the key takeaways from ONEKEY’s whitepaper and what they mean for businesses operating in the EU.

Managing Supply Chain Risks

The CRA places a significant emphasis on managing supply chain risks. In many applications, up to 90% of the codebase is made up of third-party software components, both open source and proprietary. These components can pose risks such as lack of visibility, lower security standards, and supply chain attacks.

ONEKEY’s whitepaper provides valuable insights into how the CRA aims to mitigate these risks and how the software development process needs to mature to encompass these legal regulations and its mitigating controls. The whitepaper also provides practical guidance on how businesses can efficiently manage supply-chain risks and ensure their products meet the elevated security expectations of the EU market.

Automating Compliance Controls

Complying with the CRA’s requirements is a complex process that requires a proactive approach. To minimize the risks and ensure compliance, businesses must adopt automated security and compliance controls, such as software composition analysis tools.

ONEKEY’s whitepaper provides a detailed overview of how these tools can help businesses efficiently manage supply-chain risks and ensure their products meet the elevated security expectations of the EU market. By automating compliance controls, businesses can minimize the risks of supply chain attacks, vulnerabilities, and other security threats, and remain compliant with the CRA’s requirements.

Conclusion

The EU Cyber Resilience Act represents a significant challenge for businesses operating in the EU. To stay ahead of the game, it is essential to be well-prepared and understand the requirements of the act. ONEKEY’s whitepaper provides valuable insights into the CRA and how businesses can comply with its requirements. Whether you’re a manufacturer, distributor, or importer of connected devices, downloading the whitepaper is an excellent first step towards maximizing compliance and securing your business.

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Don’t wait! Download ONEKEY’s whitepaper “Understanding the EU Cyber Resilience Act and achieve product cybersecurity compliance” now to stay ahead of the game and ensure your business is fully prepared for the upcoming EU Cyber Resilience Act. This comprehensive guide provides valuable insights and practical guidance on how to manage supply chain risks and automate compliance controls to meet the elevated security expectations of the EU market. Download now and take the first step towards maximizing compliance and securing your business!