From Vulnerabilities to Compliance: Getting Ready for CRA Enforcement

Overview

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is changing the way organizations manage vulnerability disclosure and product security. With mandatory reporting obligations now taking effect, security leaders must move beyond understanding the regulation and develop operational processes that can meet strict reporting deadlines while maintaining audit readiness.

For many organizations, the challenge is not a lack of security data, but too much of it. Vulnerability information is often scattered across scanners, SBOM tools, SIEMs, GRC platforms, and spreadsheets, making it difficult to prioritize risk, coordinate disclosure, and demonstrate compliance under tight regulatory timelines.

In this session, ArmorCode Chief Product Officer Mark Lambert joins expert Nathan Motyl to discuss how organizations are translating CRA requirements into repeatable operational processes. Learn how leading security teams are consolidating vulnerability data, streamlining disclosure workflows, and building a unified compliance strategy without adding another disconnected point solution.

Watch this session to learn:

• How to replace fragmented compliance processes with a unified, audit-ready operating model that supports long-term cyber resilience
• What organizations need to know about the Cyber Resilience Act, including mandatory reporting timelines and enforcement requirements
• How to operationalize CRA compliance by unifying vulnerability data, SBOMs, VEX, disclosure workflows, and audit evidence
• Lessons learned from an organization already implementing CRA compliance in a production environment
• How exploit-aware prioritization helps security teams focus on the vulnerabilities that present the greatest business risk