What is the Cyber Resilience Act?
Strengthening cybersecurity in the EU internal market
The European internal market is evolving into a more regulated, security-conscious and digitally aligned economic zone. With frameworks like the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the EU is setting clear standards for cybersecurity, product responsibility and critical infrastructure protection. The aim is to secure the free flow of data while reducing risks from cyberattacks, supply chain weaknesses or security flaws. This shift builds a trusted foundation for companies, consumers and public institutions while promoting innovation through clear and consistent rules.
The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act unifies security and promotes trust
The CRA complements NIS2 by setting binding security requirements for products and operators, enhancing trust in the digital internal market.
A secure, harmonized internal market is the foundation for digital growth and long-term competitiveness in Europe.
Innovation and cybersecurity compliance across the EU
New cybersecurity regulations are driving the development of secure technologies while ensuring legal clarity for manufacturers, providers and users.
How does the Cyber Resilience Act work?
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires products with digital components to meet baseline cybersecurity standards and disclose vulnerabilities in a coordinated and transparent way. The NIS2 Directive targets essential and important entities that must raise their security levels across the EU. Both regulations are part of a broader EU initiative that includes certification schemes, reporting obligations and enforcement. For companies, this means deeper integration into a pan-European cybersecurity framework with clearly defined responsibilities, processes and controls. Harmonization of these rules facilitates cross-border trade and coordinated responses to cyber incidents.
Gain a competitive edge through security and compliance
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The Cyber Resilience Act promotes resilience, certainty and growth
In an increasingly digital world with global supply chains and rising cyber threats, the EU secures citizens and businesses through CRA, NIS2 and related policies. The internal market becomes more resilient to attacks and disruptions while fostering an innovation-friendly environment for new technologies and business models. For users and providers, this means long-term legal certainty, reduced risk exposure and access to a strong, trusted market. With the passing of the Cyber Resilience Act, Europe has positioned itself as a key player in the global race for digital security and economic resilience.
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