The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces new cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements throughout their lifecycle. For companies, this means new requirements for managing cybersecurity risks, vulnerabilities and compliance.
This conference is an opportunity to gain insights into the key elements of the CRA and explore how standards can support its implementation. A particular focus will be on the horizontal standards currently being developed to provide a common framework for meeting the CRA requirements.
Through presentations, company cases and panel discussions, we will explore the CRA from both a regulatory and practical perspective, including:
The conference will provide an opportunity to exchange experiences and perspectives with experts and industry representatives and to discuss what organizations should focus on as they prepare for the next phase of CRA implementation.
Get practical insights into the CRA requirements and the standards being developed to support their implementation. Learn from experts and companies already preparing for the CRA, exchange experiences with other participants, and get inspiration for how to approach implementation in your own organization.
Manufacturers and distributors of products with digital elements that fall under the Cyber Resilience Act, however the event is open to all stakeholders with an interest in cyber resilience.
The programme will be announced in the beginning of November.
When: 3rd December 2026 - 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Where: Hybrid / IDA conference, Kalvebod Brygge 31-33, 1780 Copenhagen, Denmark
Price: 0 dkk.
The development of harmonized European standards is essential for the successful implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). The STAN4CR project, funded by EISMEA (European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency), plays a pivotal role in the drafting process of harmonised standards to support CRA compliance.
Beyond its technical goals, the project aims to raise public awareness and actively involve key stakeholders in the standardization process. Through these efforts, STAN4CR strives to enhance cyber resilience across the EU Single Market while promoting broader societal engagement in standardization, including participation from SMEs, Open-Source Communities, Academia, and other key actors within the digital ecosystem.
This conference and the STAN4CR project are funded by the European Union through the European Innovation Council and SMEs Executive Agency (EISMEA), under Grant Agreement No. 101196779.
