Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Focuses on operationalizing EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements ahead of the December 2027 compliance deadline
- Addresses vulnerability reporting obligations already in effect under the CRA’s first phase
- Covers secure software update deployment, including over-the-air (OTA) updates for field devices
- Designed for product, engineering, compliance and security professionals in IoT and embedded device manufacturing
- Features panelists from TÜV SÜD and Northern.tech discussing alignment with IEC 62443
From Readiness to Implementation
Beyond CRA Readiness: Turning Compliance Requirements into Action is a panel webinar addressing the shift from preparing for the EU Cyber Resilience Act to actively implementing its requirements. With vulnerability reporting obligations now in effect, manufacturers face pressure to move beyond initial compliance planning toward practical execution.
The session examines how organizations can identify compliance gaps and translate regulatory mandates into operational processes. Panelists from TÜV SÜD (compliance and certification) and Northern.tech (device lifecycle management) will discuss vulnerability management throughout the product lifecycle and the deployment of secure software updates to connected devices in the field.
CRA Compliance and Lifecycle Security
The webinar addresses a core challenge facing connected product manufacturers: maintaining security not just at launch but throughout a device’s operational life. Topics include OTA update mechanisms, vulnerability management workflows and alignment with IEC 62443. The discussion connects regulatory compliance with the technical realities of securing, updating and maintaining IoT and embedded devices post-deployment.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is suited to mid and senior-level professionals responsible for product security, regulatory compliance and engineering within organizations that manufacture or deploy connected products. Relevant roles include product managers, compliance officers, security engineers, IoT engineers and regulatory affairs managers. Industries represented include IoT device manufacturing, embedded systems, medical devices and automotive.