Cyber Resilience Act, already too late to comply?
summary
Law says software becomes regulated when it is monetized even as a single component and free open source must be openly shared to count as exempt so many integrations fall under obligation. Manufacturers must do due diligence on integrated components, run vulnerability handling programs, and face conformity assessments that range from selfassessment to thirdparty certification, all while having only 36 months to comply. The proposal pushes voluntary assessment programs funded by integrators and calls for shared foundations and consortia to fund audits and upstream fixes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to CRA
- 1:28Open source supply chain risks
- 4:23CRA key requirements
- 6:09Compliance timeline and scope
- 9:49Who must comply with CRA
- 10:54CRA as collaboration opportunity
- 12:20Why it's too late to comply
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