Cybersecurity Briefing — European Commission unveils Cyber Resilience Act proposal
The European Commission presented the Cyber Resilience Act on 15 September 2022, proposing mandatory security requirements and vulnerability handling for connected products sold in the EU.
The European Commission published its Cyber Resilience Act proposal on 15 September 2022, setting baseline cybersecurity obligations for hardware and software with digital elements. Manufacturers would need secure-by-design development, coordinated vulnerability disclosure processes, CE marking aligned to cyber requirements, and swift patch delivery, with market surveillance and penalties for noncompliance.
Product teams targeting the EU should prepare SBOMs, threat models, and vulnerability response playbooks, and track the evolving text as it moves through Council and Parliament negotiations toward adoption.
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