Course CRA module 1 and 3: Engineers and Developers

Mikrocentrum

Learn how to translate Cyber Resilience Act requirements into secure design, development, and CI/CD processes. From CRA fundamentals to technical implementation.

Price

from €1,260

Level

Not specified

Kind

Training

Subject

Automation and IT

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Description

With the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the European Union is taking a fundamental step toward increasing the digital security of products with digital elements. For the first time, manufacturers, importers, and distributors are legally required to structurally guarantee cybersecurity — throughout the entire life cycle of a product. The impact of this is significant. The CRA affects not only security or compliance departments, but also engineering, product management, operations, legal, procurement, and management. Organizations that approach the CRA as “just another compliance checkbox” run the risk of delays, higher costs, market access problems, or even fines and recalls. The first operational obligations will follow in September 2026: from that moment on, the reporting obligation for active vulnerability management and incident reporting will apply. In December 2027, organizations must fully comply with all CRA requirements in order to continue offering products on the EU market. These timelines make it clear that preparation cannot be delayed. The CRA affects technology, compliance, product development, and operations. Timely knowledge building is essential to avoid risks, de…