The Challenge of CRA Compliance

Meeting the Cyber Resilience Act is about far more than passing an audit. Manufacturers must continuously demonstrate that connected products remain secure throughout their operational lifetime, while responding rapidly to newly discovered vulnerabilities, software changes, and evolving regulatory obligations.

For many organizations, the challenge is operational. CRA requirements must be aligned with existing security frameworks such as IEC 62443, NIST, and ISO 27001, while compliance evidence is often fragmented across vulnerability scanners, SBOM tools, PKI systems, certificate management platforms, patch records, and engineering workflows. Manual processes and disconnected data make it difficult to maintain an accurate, real-time view of product security, yet the CRA requires incidents and vulnerabilities to be assessed and reported within strict timescales. With potential penalties of up to €15 million or 2.5% of worldwide annual turnover, cyber resilience has become a board-level responsibility.

KeyScaler Risk & Compliance brings these disconnected security signals together into a single, continuous view of device trust, cyber risk, and regulatory compliance. By automatically correlating machine identity, cryptographic posture, software composition, vulnerability intelligence, and policy compliance, organizations can move from reactive evidence gathering to continuous compliance monitoring, reducing risk while simplifying CRA reporting.