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Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) compliance made simple

Review requirements through a simplified compliance flow, perform cybersecurity risk assessments, confirm compliance and prepare compliance documentation with confidence.

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CRA Compliance Studio

The CRA requires manufacturers of products with digital elements to meet mandatory cybersecurity requirements throughout a product's lifecycle, including implementing security-by-design, providing security updates, and ensuring products are free from actively exploited vulnerabilities. It applies to products on the EU market with digital elements – meaning products that connect to networks or other devices.

Use the CRA Compliance Studio to ensure your product is compliant and legally marketable in Europe. The CRA Compliance Studio clearly and simply sets out the requirements of the CRA, while ensuring all requirements are covered.

The Complete CRA Compliance Solution

  1. Compliance checks

    Check the accuracy and conformity of your internal and technical documentation. Including using Artem's AI-powered platform to assess compliance documents against the CRA's requirements.

  2. Compliance documentation preparation

    Generate audit-ready compliance documentation – including technical documentation, Information & Instructions to the User, EU Declaration of Conformity, and preparation of the conformity assessment procedures – with Artem's AI-powered platform.

  3. Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

    Regulators require documented, traceable evidence that your product is secure by default and free of known vulnerabilities. Artem can assist – and automate where possible – the performance of cybersecurity risk assessments to show compliance with the essential cybersecurity requirements set out in the CRA.

  4. Certificate Management & Authorised Representation

    Let Artem handle CRA compliance and certificate obligations, and cooperate with the market surveillance authorities on your behalf as your authorised representative.

Your End-to-End CRA Compliance, Reporting and Liability Management Platform

Use Artem's CRA Compliance Studio as a compliance checklist, informative resource, to automate EU-compliant audit-ready documentation, and to review your documentation against the requirements set out in the CRA. Artem streamlines end-to-end compliance workflows, to ensure you are compliant and audit-ready.

  • Prepare and evaluate – compile all the required documentation, and assess the compliance of already compiled documentation with AI-powered assistance
  • Pre-verification and verification – identify gaps and prepare your data and processes before formal verification
  • Audit-ready data foundation – ensure your technical documentation, Information & Instructions to the User, Cybersecurity Risk Assessment, and Conformity Assessment Procedure are compliant, traceable and defensible
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Frequently asked questions about the CRA

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What is the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)?
The CRA is an EU regulation that sets cybersecurity requirements for all products with digital elements – from smart-home devices to industrial software. It applies from October 2027.
Which products fall under the CRA?
All hardware and software products with digital elements sold on the EU market – with the exception of certain regulated areas such as medical devices and motor vehicles.
What are the core obligations under the CRA?
Security by design, vulnerability management, reporting obligations for actively exploited vulnerabilities (72h to ENISA), technical documentation, CE marking and conformity assessment.
What are the CRA risk classes?
The CRA distinguishes standard products (self-certification possible) and critical products of class I and II (a notified body is required). Critical examples include browsers, password managers, firewalls and industrial control systems.
When does the CRA apply?
The CRA entered into force in December 2024. Most requirements apply from October 2027. Vulnerability reporting obligations already apply from September 2026.