Product security as part of the life cycle, including the CRA.
Anchor product security in requirements, development, releases and maintenance, with technical preparation for the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
Security is too often the last step of a project.
When security is only checked shortly before release, architecture decisions were made long ago. Vulnerabilities in dependencies are found by chance and responsibility for updates is unclear.
Risks, measures and technical evidence become part of the product life cycle. The Cyber Resilience Act applies across the EU, in Luxembourg and France just as in Germany.
Results depend on scope and available evidence. We give no general guarantee of regulatory compliance.
What you get
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Threat model
A structured analysis of attack surfaces and threats for your product, kept up to date.
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Risk assessment
Traceably prioritised risks with measures, owners and residual risk.
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Vulnerability management
SBOM, vulnerability assessment, reporting channels and update delivery as a defined process.
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Evidence mapping
Requirements linked to measures and technical evidence, easy to find and current.
Exactly what you need?
Tell us briefly what it is about. You get a personal reply with the next steps.
How it works
- Scope
Define product, components and interfaces.
- Threats
Threat modelling and risk assessment.
- Controls
Anchor measures in the SDLC.
- Evidence
Keep evidence verifiable.
Frequently asked questions
Your question is missing? Call us or write to us.
Is this legal advice?
No. We support you on the technical and organisational side. Legal questions, such as product classification, need qualified legal advice.
Does the CRA already apply?
Reporting obligations for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents have applied since 11 September 2026, the remaining requirements from 11 December 2027.
First understand. Then build.
Briefly describe your situation and goal. You get a personal reply with the questions that matter for a sensible scope.