Most interesting point is about the Single Reporting Platform.
After talking with ENISA, is is clear that in September we will
only have a web dashboard secured with the EU Login where
manufacturers (or others) can report vulnerabilities manually
via a standardized form.
An API is under construction but will not be ready before 2027.
Anyhow, the good news is that there will only be one reporting
system, not many. So, no national portals for reporting
vulnerabilities. This will be handled by the SRP.
Dear ORC Community,
find below the email sent to the CRA Network by the European
Commission. It includes very useful information for SMEs and
the single reporting platform, as well as the link to the
survey shared few days ago by our colleagues of FSFE.
Have a great weekend,
Juan
Dear CRA Network,
Please find below
some updates that may be of interest in relation to the
implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
ENISA SME Cyber
Resilience Act Survey
A few days ago,
ENISA launched a survey for SMEs with the aim to understand
the overall level of CRA awareness amongst SMEs, how ready and
mature they feel for it, and what kind of support they would
find most useful. The results will provide input to ENISA and
the Commission on measures to best support SMEs in their CRA
implementation efforts. Please participate in the survey where
relevant and / or share it with you contacts!
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/CRASMESurvey
ENISA CRA SRP
Under the CRA,
ENISA is responsible for establishing and operating the CRA
Single Reporting Platform. Today, ENISA launched a new webpage
with frequently asked questions on reporting obligations and
the development of the Single Reporting Platform.
Single Reporting Platform (SRP) |
ENISA
Survey on
voluntary attestations for free and open-source software
The German Federal
Office for Information Security (BSI) and the Free Software
Foundation Europe (FSFE) have put together a survey to gather
input on how voluntary security attestation programmes for
open-source software could work under Article 25 of the Cyber
Resilience Act. The survey is open until 28 February.
CRA Article 25 — Attestation for
Open-Source Software
We take the
occasion to wish you a pleasant weekend.
Best wishes,
CRA Team