Products with digital elements
What the regulation actually covers: software and hardware products and their remote data processing solutions, including components placed on the market separately.
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From the web
Recent developments on Products with digital elements from elsewhere, with a note on why they matter.
Your enterprise doesn’t need six BOM programs. It needs one evidence graph (opens CSO Online)
CSO Online ·
The Vulnerability Was Real; The Exploit Was Impossible; The EU Cyber Resilience Act Reporting Obligation Was … Unclear? (opens JD Supra)
JD Supra ·
EU Cyber Resilience Act: Vulnerability and incident reporting obligations now apply and ENISA’s Single Reporting Platform is live (opens JD Supra)
JD Supra ·
CRA Product Classification Explained: Default, Important, and Critical (opens FOSSA)
FOSSA ·
A reference on how the Act sorts products into Default, Important (Class I and II) and Critical, with the Annex III and IV lists. The tier determines whether you can self-assess or need a third-party conformity assessment before CE marking.