Products with digital elements are now in the EU’s regulatory spotlight. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) creates new obligations for manufacturers during development, production and use for all hardware and software products. Stay ahead with ARTEM Lex.
Who is affected by the Cyber Resilience Act?
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Hardware
Including micro-processors smartphones, and many other physical devices with a link to a network or the internet.
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Software
Including operating systems, web browsers, and software with links to a network or the internet
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Remote data processing solutions
Any cloud-based function under the manufacturer’s responsibility that the product uses
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Industries Impacted by EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
These are the industries that fall under the scope of this regulation and may be directly impacted by its requirements.