Cyber Resilience Act

Cybersecurity Regulation With the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the European legislator is introducing binding cybersecurity requirements for the entire life cycle of hardware and software products for the first time. Every company that manufactures or provides physical products with digital elements or non-embedded software must be familiar with and implement the comprehensive new regulations. During the transition period, all internal company processes must be adapted to the new requirements. The New Practitioner's Guide The introductory volume by Wiebe guides you through all the latest legal developments and challenges. The new requirements and obligations are explained in an accessible way, while potential pitfalls and corresponding solutions are highlighted. The guide helps you implement the regulations in operational practice in order to ensure product-related cyber compliance and avoid legal risks. From the Contents Scope Interplay with other EU product legislation (in particular the GPSR, EU Machinery Regulation, AI Act, CSA and NIS 2 Directive) Formal and substantive product requirements (in particular the EU Declaration of Conformity, CE marking, conformity assessment procedures and essential safety requirements) Obligations of economic operators Market surveillance and sanctions Conclusion The ideal introductory work for all corporate lawyers, solicitors, IT security officers, product compliance managers and industry associations. Expert Knowledge The editors and authors are experienced practitioners in the field of product and cybersecurity law: Dr. Jonas Jossen, Mag. rer. publ., Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, Bonn | Prof. Dr. Johannes Schäffer, HWR Berlin | RAin Dr. Zeynep Schreitmüller, Augsburg | RA Thorsten Sörup, FAIT-Recht u. FAArbR, Frankfurt a.M. | RA Dr. Gerhard Wiebe, Berlin | RA Philipp Wolf, LL.M. (University of Queensland), Berlin

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Cybersecurity Regulation With the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the European legislator is introducing binding cybersecurity requirements for the entire life cycle of hardware and software products for the first time. Every company that manufactures or provides physical products with digital elements or non-embedded software must be familiar with and implement the comprehensive new regulations. During the transition period, all internal company processes must be adapted to the new requirements. The New Practitioner's Guide The introductory volume by Wiebe guides you through all the latest legal developments and challenges. The new requirements and obligations are explained in an accessible way, while potential pitfalls and corresponding solutions are highlighted. The guide helps you implement the regulations in operational practice in order to ensure product-related cyber compliance and avoid legal risks. From the Contents Scope Interplay with other EU product legislation (in particular the GPSR, EU Machinery Regulation, AI Act, CSA and NIS 2 Directive) Formal and substantive product requirements (in particular the EU Declaration of Conformity, CE marking, conformity assessment procedures and essential safety requirements) Obligations of economic operators Market surveillance and sanctions Conclusion The ideal introductory work for all corporate lawyers, solicitors, IT security officers, product compliance managers and industry associations. Expert Knowledge The editors and authors are experienced practitioners in the field of product and cybersecurity law: Dr. Jonas Jossen, Mag. rer. publ., Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, Bonn | Prof. Dr. Johannes Schäffer, HWR Berlin | RAin Dr. Zeynep Schreitmüller, Augsburg | RA Thorsten Sörup, FAIT-Recht u. FAArbR, Frankfurt a.M. | RA Dr. Gerhard Wiebe, Berlin | RA Philipp Wolf, LL.M. (University of Queensland), Berlin