Annex I as a control catalog
The essential CRA requirements come as a structured catalog. You assess control by control instead of translating the regulation text into spreadsheets yourself.
Products with digital elements: assessed for conformity, reported on time
The Cyber Resilience Act obliges manufacturers of products with digital elements to demonstrate security across the entire lifecycle. The CRA module ships the Annex I requirements as a control catalog, runs the conformity assessment in a structured way and produces the declaration of conformity. Actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents run through a prepared reporting chain with the 24 and 72 hour deadlines. You do not reinvent the evidence: it is mapped to vulnerability management, the risk register, supplier management and the other modules you maintain anyway.
The essential CRA requirements come as a structured catalog. You assess control by control instead of translating the regulation text into spreadsheets yourself.
Early warning after 24 hours, follow-up after 72: the reporting paths for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents are prepared before an emergency starts the clock.
The completed assessment produces the declaration of conformity (DoC) as a document, versioned and traceable.
CRA controls reference what is already there: vulnerability management, the risk register, supplier management, attack surface management. One piece of evidence, used many times.
CRA compliance as a guided process instead of regulation reading: assessed against Annex I, ready to report within 24 hours, evidenced from day-to-day operations.
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