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The Cyber Resilience Act first key deadline is approaching fast, with less than 3 months to go. For many organizations, one of the most urgent challenges is building the internal processes needed to meet the mandatory cybersecurity requirements by 11 September 2026. At the core is the need to manage vulnerabilities across connected products and their associated services, assess impact, escalate findings, and report within the required timelines - especially for products with digital elements that rely on remote data processing solutions and other internet-facing components.
Join us on 7th July at 15:00 CET for a live webinar where Nemko Digital experts Pepijn van der Laan and Gustavo Sánchez will share practical guidance on how to prepare your vulnerability reporting process for CRA readiness, align with common cybersecurity rules and common cybersecurity standards, and document the evidence expected under the existing EU legislative framework and market surveillance framework.
- Date: 7th July 2026, Tuesday
- Time: 3:00PM CET | Duration: 60minutes (45mins Discussion+15mins Q&A)
2:00PM GMT, 9:00AM CST, 6:00AM PST, 9:00AM EST, 10:00PM SGT - Platfotm: Zoom (FREE REGISTRATION), Live Interactive Webinar
Attendees will learn how to build a clear process for vulnerability intake, triage, escalation, and reporting, define roles and responsibilities across teams, and prepare the evidence needed to support reporting decisions. This special approach helps teams show a clear lifecycle view of identified cybersecurity related problems - from intake through remediation - while ensuring timely security updates and proper cybersecurity features are in place to reduce cyber threats for consumers using many products, including household appliances, mobile applications, and even computer games.
We will also cover certain aspects of how CRA reporting may sit in relation to the existing cybersecurity legislative framework and the broader legal framework (including topics often discussed alongside the NIS Directive and NIS 2), and how this supports a high common level of resilience aligned with the EU Security Union Strategy and the European Commission Work Programme, following the political agreement on the CRA and the direction of any future directive shaping Europe’s digital future.
Do not miss this opportunity to ensure your organization is ready and to understand the important role and essential role of internal governance, information systems, and cross-team coordination for market products, including cybersecurity products. Register for the webinar.
