Identify Affected Products Before Time Runs Out
When your team becomes aware of a reportable actively exploited vulnerability, the CRA reporting clock starts. Can you identify which products are affected and provide supporting evidence in time? Article 14 requires manufacturers to submit an early warning within 24 hours and a detailed notification within 72 hours.
These deadlines leave little time to search for answers after discovery. Manufacturers need to quickly connect vulnerabilities to affected components, requirements, and product variants to establish impact. Preparing those connections and response procedures helps reduce regulatory exposure, delays, and uncertainty when customers and regulators need answers.
Join Patrick Garman, Director, Solutions & Consulting, for a practical discussion on preparing for the CRA before the next vulnerability puts your processes to the test.
What you’ll learn:
- How teams can more quickly determine which components and products may be affected
- What processes, responsibilities, and product records should already be in place
- How stronger traceability can support a faster, more confident vulnerability response