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If your product doesn’t comply with the Cyber Resilience Act, it can’t be sold in the EU market. Using our GRC framework, you’ll be able to build cyber security into your digital product from design onwards, including post-deployment. This not only strengthens your security posture but also reduces the risk of enforcement action.

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Obtain CE marking for your digital product with CRA-focused governance

Our GRC offering helps you understand and manage cyber security risk throughout the product lifecycle, from initial design to live operation. We help define how the Cyber Resilience Act applies to your product, establish clear responsibilities and embed repeatable controls into everyday delivery processes.

By continuously identifying, managing and reporting threats and vulnerabilities, we help you maintain audit-ready evidence, strengthen compliance and support CE marking for the EU market through real-world cyber security validation.

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How Resillion secures your digital product for the EU market

At Resillion, our GRC-focused Total Quality approach to providing assurance for CRA compliance offers advantages such as:

Accurate scoping and role clarity under CRA

Cyber security embedded across the lifecycle

CRA compliance backed by clear evidence

Consistent vulnerability and incident management

Reduced enforcement and market surveillance risk

Sustained access to the EU market

Uitdaging

tado° wilde begrijpen hoe de bestaande productveiligheidspraktijken en documentatie aansloten bij de CRA-vereisten en de kansen identificeren om hun producten en processen te verbeteren.

Aanpak

Resillion combineerde onafhankelijke beveiligingstests van de tado°-aangesloten thermostaat met een beoordeling van de CRA-compatibiliteit, documentatie, risicobeoordelingen en beveiligingsprocessen van het apparaat.

Resultaat

tado° heeft een beter inzicht gekregen in mogelijke risico's en praktische aanbevelingen om haar processen te versterken en zich voor te bereiden op de toekomstige conformiteitsbeoordeling door de CRA.

Onafhankelijk erkend en geaccrediteerd

Onze accreditaties en certificeringen tonen onze toewijding aan erkende normen voor kwaliteit, veiligheid, testen en assurance.

WAAROM WIJ?

Resultaat

Constant management of threats and vulnerabilities, giving you sustained access to the EU market

WAAROM NU

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If you’re not convinced by Resillion’s GRC for CRA compliance offering, consider what you’ll be up against without it:

Limited or no access to the EU market

Penalties, corrective actions and product withdrawal

Little or no evidence available to verify CRA compliance

Cyber security issues at product release

Ambiguous scoping and poor role clarity against CRA

Onze experts

Robin Klusman

Als hoofd van de Cybersecurity Solution Architecture leidt Robin een team van senior architecten die zich inzetten om de impact op het bedrijfsleven te maximaliseren door een robuust ontwerp van beveiligingsoplossingen.

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Teresa Cheung

Teresa brengt diepgaande, praktische inzichten over cyberbeveiliging, compliance en regelgeving binnen OT- en IT-omgevingen mee.

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We already build secure products. Isn't CRA compliance just a certification exercise?

No. The Cyber Resilience Act applies throughout the entire product lifecycle, covering design, development, release, vulnerability management, updates and end-of-support activities. GRC helps ensure accountability, risk management and evidence generation remain in place long after a product reaches the market.

We can address CRA closer to the deadline. Why should we act now?

CRA compliance requires more than technical testing. Organisations need time to establish governance processes, generate compliance evidence, implement vulnerability management procedures and prepare for conformity assessments where required. Starting early helps avoid rushed programmes, compliance gaps and unnecessary business risk as CRA obligations come into force.

What is CRA and why does it require a GRC approach?

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is an EU regulation that sets mandatory cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements placed on the EU market. Because CRA obligations apply across the full product lifecycle - design, development, release, updates, and end‑of‑support - GRC is needed to continuously govern risk, controls, evidence, and accountability.

How do we know whether CRA actually applies to our products?

Determining applicability can be complex, particularly for organisations with diverse product portfolios. GRC provides a structured approach to assessing product scope, risk categorisation and organisational responsibilities, helping you understand which obligations apply and what level of conformity assessment may be required.

We already have cyber security processes in place. Why would we need GRC for the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)?

Existing security controls may not be sufficient to demonstrate compliance with CRA requirements. GRC for CRA helps organisations assess applicability, define governance responsibilities, embed security controls throughout the product lifecycle and generate the evidence needed to support conformity assessments and regulatory scrutiny.

How does GRC help determine CRA applicability and product classification?

GRC structures the assessment of product scope, risk category, and the organisation’s role in the value chain. This helps determine whether self‑assessment is sufficient or whether third‑party conformity assessment by a notified body is required.

How does GRC help with vulnerability and incident reporting?

GRC defines ownership, escalation paths, reporting criteria, and evidence capture so organisations can meet CRA reporting obligations, including 24‑hour reporting windows for actively exploited vulnerabilities, without ad‑hoc response.

When should organisations start implementing GRC for CRA?

CRA obligations apply progressively, with reporting requirements starting earlier and full compliance required by December 2027. GRC should be implemented well in advance to allow sufficient time for process change, evidence generation, and conformity assessment preparation.

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