To prepare a product for the requirements of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), threat modeling methods, regulatory assessments, and process analyses are applied to help organizations meet the requirements applicable to their products.
Preparing for the requirements of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) presents organizations with the challenge of implementing the necessary measures and changes to development and operational processes in a cost-effective manner.
The CRA Readiness Workshop is led by security experts in penetration testing, research, and legal compliance. The outcomes are developed interactively in collaboration with developers and product management teams.
The workshop is conducted in the following steps:
- Scope definition and identification of the product category according to the CRA,
- Development of a practical threat model for the product,
- Analysis of development and operational processes,
- Identification of risks and definition of necessary measures, including secure software development, vulnerability management, and the creation of a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
The SBA Research project team consists of experts in penetration testing, research, and legal compliance:
The outcome is a comprehensive report outlining the identified threats, recommended technical and organizational measures, and practical cybersecurity improvements based on real-world experience and industry best practices.
Target group: R&D
Your contact person: Reinhard Kugler, rkugler@sba-research.org
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