Hilscher EU Cyber Resilience Act Compliance and Vulnerability Management
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- •The EU Cyber Resilience Act mandates compliance for manufacturers.
- •Companies are offering tailored services to navigate CRA requirements.
- •Vulnerability management is crucial for ongoing compliance and security.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is now in effect, requiring manufacturers to demonstrate compliance with cybersecurity standards. Companies like UL and Hilscher are offering services and seminars to help organizations understand and implement CRA requirements. The CRA impacts various sectors, including operational technology (OT) and embedded systems. ETEL S.A. emphasizes the importance of vulnerability management in line with CRA mandates, encouraging transparency in handling vulnerabilities. As the CRA evolves, ongoing compliance and proactive measures are critical for manufacturers to maintain market access in the EU. The CRA also aligns with existing standards like IEC 62443 and ISO 27001, which are essential for cybersecurity in product development.
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