Webinar

CRA Risk Assessment Fundamentals

Lunchtime webinar on how to start a cybersecurity risk assessment for your product under the Cyber Resilience Act: from critical assets and threats to clear security priorities.

Where do you start with risk assessment?

Under the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), every manufacturer of products with digital elements has to carry out and document a cybersecurity risk assessment. It determines which essential requirements apply to your product and how you meet them, and you keep it up to date throughout the support period. Yet many companies don't know where to begin. In this 1-hour lunchtime webinar, Sirris introduces a practical, structured approach for connected products, embedded systems, and software, so you can take your first steps towards CRA compliance.

For whom?

This webinar is aimed at manufacturers taking their first steps towards CRA compliance, including:

Machine builders and manufacturers of connected products
Product engineers and R&D managers working on embedded systems and software
System integrators and embedded solutions providers
Product managers responsible for compliance or lifecycle management

Key insights

In 1 hour, you will discover:

Why risk assessment is the starting point of CRA compliance
The main steps, from critical assets and trust boundaries to credible worst-case scenarios
How to analyse threats and prioritise security measures throughout the product lifecycle
Where to start with your own product

Where cyber threats can affect machine safety, your CRA risk assessment has to link with your machinery safety analysis. In the masterclass Cybersecurity and Safety Risk Assessment for Connected Machines on 23 February 2027, you learn how both interact and practise a structured risk assessment on your own products.

Flemish companies can take advantage of a subsidy from VLAIO for this course

This programme is part of Industriepartnershap in which 13 Flemish innovation partners offer an integrated service to stimulate growth and innovation in the Flemish industry in the 6 following themes: AI, Cybersecurity, Circularity, Digitisation, Climate & Energy and Industry 4.0. They do so under the leadership of Agoria and Sirris and with the support of Agentschap Innoveren & Ondernemen.