Cybersecurityintelligence Compliance with EU Cyber Resilience Act by Georgfischer and Leine Linde
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- •Georgfischer must report severe security incidents within 24 hours under the CRA.
- •Leine Linde offers a secure online reporting system for cybersecurity incidents.
- •Both companies emphasize adherence to international security standards for customer protection.
Both Georgfischer and Leine Linde have emphasized their commitment to compliance with the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and NIS2 Directive, which mandate timely reporting of cybersecurity incidents. Georgfischer outlines its obligation to notify ENISA and CSIRTs within 24 hours of discovering severe vulnerabilities. Leine Linde also provides a secure reporting mechanism for vulnerabilities and incidents affecting their products. Both companies stress the importance of adhering to international security standards to protect their customers and operations. The articles highlight the proactive measures taken by these organizations to ensure cybersecurity and data protection, as well as their commitment to resolving security issues promptly.
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