Navigating CRA (DE0612)
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Are your industrial components compliant to the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)? |
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How can IEC 62443-4-1/-2 help to reach CRA compliance? |
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How do CRA obligations impact vulnerability management and incident reporting for industrial devices? |
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What documentation and evidence are needed to demonstrate CRA compliance? |
Join our Training to confidently navigate the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
Agenda and Content:
Why the CRA exists: current threats, incidents, and industrial context |
Scope, timeline, key principles and roadmap from product classification to CE marking and post‑market activities |
Legal structure, essential requirements, roles of manufacturers and authorities, and enforcement mechanisms |
Does your product fall under the EU Cyber Resilience Act? |
Translating regulatory requirements into engineering practices, controls, and evidence
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Processes, coordinated disclosure, and CRA reporting obligations |
Interaction with e.g., Machinery Regulation, NIS2, and GDPR |
- Cybersecurity Introduction & Threat Landscape
Industrial products are becoming smarter, more connected, and increasingly exposed to cyber threats. This expert-led training equips professionals with knowledge to meet the cybersecurity requirements of the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) for industrial automation and control components.
Participants will learn how to integrate security throughout the entire product lifecycle - from concept and development to validation and ongoing maintenance - ensuring that products are resilient, safe, and compliant with CRA obligations making use of IEC 62443 concepts.
You will gain the insight needed to demonstrate compliance and strengthen product resilience in the face of regulatory and cyber challenges.
Who should attend?
This training is designed for professionals involved in the design, development, testing, and technical assessment of industrial automation and control system (IACS) products, with a focus on building cyber-resilient components in a CRA context. It is particularly valuable for:
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For more details about the course topics, download the brochure on the top of the page
Certificate: each participant can voluntarily take an exam and earn a Cybersecurity Practitioner (CSP) certificate, or receive a confirmation of attendance listing the covered topics.
