The Cyber Resilience Act introduces new cybersecurity responsibilities for product companies, manufacturers of connected products, embedded systems, software and other products with digital elements.
Svep helps you monitor relevant cybersecurity risks, understand product impact and act when vulnerabilities or incidents need attention.
CRA is not only about compliance. It is about being able to act quickly when something happens.
Product companies need to keep track of vulnerabilities, incidents, third-party components, security updates, customer communication and, when required, reporting obligations.
The challenge is knowing what actually affects your product — and what to do next.
Svep offers a structured monitoring service based on your product portfolio, technology stack and cybersecurity responsibilities.
We monitor relevant cybersecurity signals, assess them in relation to your products and help you take the next step.
When action is needed, we can notify your team by email or phone, support customer communication and help prepare documentation or reporting.
Our monitoring can include:
Svep helps you move from information to decision.
We can support you with:
We identify the products, software, firmware and dependencies that should be monitored.
We define relevant sources, vulnerability types, escalation levels and contact points.
Svep monitors cybersecurity signals and CRA-related updates.
When something may affect your product, we notify you and provide a clear assessment.
We help you inform customers, document decisions and prepare reporting when needed.
CRA is deeply technical.
Svep combines cybersecurity expertise with hands-on experience in embedded systems, IoT, electronics, cloud, apps and connected product development.
We understand how cybersecurity risks move through real products — from hardware and firmware to software, cloud services and third-party components.
That makes Svep a strong partner for practical, product-focused CRA monitoring.
CRA monitoring is relevant for companies that develop, manufacture, import, maintain and sell products with digital elements, including:
The main CRA obligations apply from December 2027, while reporting obligations for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents apply earlier, from September 2026.
Companies that prepare their monitoring, escalation and documentation processes now will be in a stronger position when the requirements start to apply.
CRA monitoring is a service that helps manufacturers track cybersecurity vulnerabilities, incidents and regulatory updates that may affect products with digital elements under the Cyber Resilience Act.
Yes. Svep can help assess whether a vulnerability is relevant to your product, how serious the risk is and what technical or communicative actions may be needed.
Yes. Svep can support customer communication with advisory messages, prepared email alerts and escalation workflows.
Yes. Svep can help analyze the situation, prepare the required technical documentation, and manage the incident reporting process, including reporting to the relevant authorities within the applicable CRA timelines (24 hours). Throughout the process, you are kept informed and have the opportunity to review and approve all actions.
Do you know which vulnerabilities could affect your products — and what you would do if one became actively exploited?
Svep can help you build a practical CRA monitoring setup tailored to your products, customers and cybersecurity responsibilities.
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