A must-read for the manufacturing industry! What are the best practices for dealing with vulnerabilities under the EU Cyber Resilience Law?

Under the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), if a manufacturer becomes aware of an "actively exploited vulnerability," it is obligated to provide an early warning within 24 hours and to report mitigation measures within 72 hours, and any violation will be subject to heavy penalties.
Manufacturer reporting requirements also apply to products that have been previously marketed.
To comply with this regulation, it is necessary to maintain a vulnerability management system for the long term.
However, with the recent increase in vulnerabilities, many people may feel that vulnerability management methods that rely on CVSS scores up until now place a heavy burden on operations and make it difficult to comply with regulations.

In this seminar, we will introduce the latest trends in CRA as well as optimal vulnerability management methods and SBOM generation and management methods that will reduce the number of vulnerabilities that need to be reported and reduce operational burden, with examples.

How to participate in the online seminar

• Please register the necessary information from "Apply here" at the top of this page.
• We will email you the login URL for the online seminar by 17:00 the day before the event. ^*
• On the day of the event, when it is time, please access from the login URL and listen to the lecture.

*It is possible that you have not received the email due to security policies, etc. If you have not received the email, please contact us at productsecurity@macnica.co.jp.

*Registration is required to attend. Please refrain from sharing your login URL.