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Cyber Resilience Act Compliance

Built To Pass The CRA

One platform to classify your products, scan their code, map every finding to a CRA control and keep an audit-ready SBOM — from first commit to CE marking.

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CRA Controls Catalogued

Annex III/IV

Classification Engine

SAST + SCA

Scanning Lanes

AES-256

Secrets At Rest

Overview

Compliance Built For The Connected Product Economy

Any manufacturer that places products with digital elements on the EU market is required to meet the Cyber Resilience Act and to keep meeting it, throughout the product lifecycle, not just at CE marking.

Real-Time CRA Compliance, End To End

Ubicomply continuously monitors your product's cybersecurity posture, validates each essential requirement against the regulation, and assembles the technical documentation your notified body needs.

Instead of point-in-time scrambles and spreadsheet tracking, you get a single platform that maps directly to all CRA essential requirements and proves your posture in real time.

  • Define and shrink your in-scope products-with-digital-elements inventory with confidence

  • Validate security-by-design and vulnerability handling controls automatically and continuously

  • Collect audit-ready evidence and technical documentation in a single source of truth

What Ubicomply Covers

Requirements monitored

21 / 21

Control objectives

2

Validation paths

Self-Assessment & Notified Body

Assurance model

Continuous

RISK ASSESSMENT · SBOM · VULNERABILITY HANDLING · CE MARKING
Why It Matters

Connected Products Became The Weakest Link

For years, cybersecurity for products with digital elements was optional. The Cyber Resilience Act makes it mandatory because attackers were already exploiting the gap.

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No Common BaselineRequirements for products with digital elements were fragmented across national rules and voluntary standards — leaving buyers no consistent way to compare products before the CRA.
02
Vulnerabilities Ship By DefaultManufacturers had no legal obligation to test for, disclose, or fix known vulnerabilities — before or after a product reached the market.
03
Support Ends Too SoonDevices are routinely abandoned long before the end of their working life, leaving users exposed with no path to receive security updates.
04
One Weak Device, One Wide BreachA single unsecured product can become the entry point into a home network, a corporate network, or critical infrastructure.
Capabilities

Everything The CRA Asks Of A Manufacturer

The regulation spans product design, vulnerability handling and documentation. The platform turns each duty into a working feature.

Annex III / IV classification
Annex III / IV classification

Answer two questions, get the product's CRA tier — default, important class I/II or critical — with the conformity route recorded as evidence.

Repository & CI/CD Integrations
Repository & CI/CD Integrations

Connect GitHub or GitLab with a token that is AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest. Pushes, releases and builds flow in as signed webhooks.

Security Scanning
Security Scanning

Bundle a linked repository or a zip upload and submit it to the compliance engine — SAST today, SCA ready to switch on.

CRA Control Matrix
CRA Control Matrix

Scanner findings map to the essential requirements of Annex I, giving every product version a per-control pass/fail picture.

SBOM
SBOM

A machine-readable bill of materials per version — the component inventory the CRA makes mandatory for vulnerability handling.

Multi-Tenant Teams & RBAC
Multi-Tenant Teams & RBAC

Organizations with strict tenant isolation, member invites and nine compliance-specific roles from auditor to incident responder.

Need CRA Compliance

Make CRA compliance part of the pipeline

Register, add your first product and run a scan — the control matrix does the talking.

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Workflow

From Product To Proof In Four Steps

Classify products, validate security, generate SBOMs, and maintain audit-ready evidence throughout the entire CRA compliance lifecycle.

STEP 01

Register The Product

Create the product, track versions immutably once published, and declare its assets.

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STEP 02

Classify It

The rules engine places it under Annex III/IV and fixes the conformity assessment route.

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STEP 03

Connect The Code

Link the GitHub/GitLab repository — or upload a hardened zip bundle of the codebase.

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STEP 04

Scan & Prove

The engine scans every version; verdicts land on the CRA control matrix with an SBOM alongside.

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Why now

The Deadlines Are Already Set

The Cyber Resilience Act applies to virtually every product with digital elements sold in the EU. Non-compliance risks fines up to €15M or 2.5% of global turnover — and products barred from the market. Teams that wire compliance into their development flow now won't be scrambling later.

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CRA Timeline

Dec 2024

CRA entered into force

Sep 2026

Reporting obligations apply — 24h alerts for exploited vulnerabilities

Dec 2027

Full application — CE marking requires CRA conformity