Ways to implement the Cyber Resilience Act (in German)

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The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will lay down binding requirements for the cyber security of machines and digital products from 2027. Processes in the automotive, aviation and other safety-critical industries Companies must adapt their processes to the new standards in digitalisation, AI and IT security. Violations of the regulations can be penalised with fines in the millions. Mechanical engineering companies and SMEs in particular face the challenge of revising their processes and certifying their products in accordance with the new regulations in order to ensure their competitiveness. Go to the German version for more information