Cyber Resilience Act consulting
Cyber Resilience Act Consulting
EmberKat helps software manufacturers turn Cyber Resilience Act duties into product-security lifecycle work, SBOM and vulnerability processes, secure development controls and evidence.
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From CRA duties to product-security delivery
The engagement maps the product, its dependencies and its development process to the CRA obligations that need to be owned before conformity assessment, customer scrutiny or market-surveillance questions.
Scope
Work included in the scope
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Product scope, role and CRA applicability assessment
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Product-security lifecycle and secure-development review
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SBOM ownership, dependency inventory and supplier inputs
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Vulnerability handling, coordinated disclosure and reporting route
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Technical documentation and evidence-gap assessment
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Implementation sequence, owners and release controls
Client problems
Use this service when
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The software is a product, but security work is still treated as a project after release.
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Customers ask for an SBOM and nobody owns the answer across releases.
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Vulnerability handling depends on individual judgement and inboxes.
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Product, engineering and compliance teams have different views of readiness.
Deliverables
Documents and decisions provided
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CRA applicability and product-scope position
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Product-security lifecycle and control map
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SBOM, vulnerability and disclosure operating model
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Technical documentation and evidence-gap register
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Prioritised implementation and release-readiness plan
From the glossary
- coordinated disclosure
- The agreed process for handling a reported security flaw: who is told, in what order, and by when.
- conformity assessment
- The formal check that a product meets its legal requirements before it is placed on the market.
- SBOMSoftware Bill of Materials
- A list of every component inside a piece of software — an ingredients label, in a form a machine can read.
- CRACyber Resilience Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/2847
- An EU law that puts security requirements on the product itself — effectively anything containing software that is sold in the EU.
Related engagement
Regulated Product Software
The environment page explains how CRA duties, NIS2 pressure and customer evidence requests meet in practice.
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