Product cybersecurity protects software, firmware, connected devices, and AI-enabled products throughout their lifecycle. We help teams prepare for the EU CRA, the EU AI Act, UN R155/R156, and ISO/SAE 21434.
Four regulatory regimes drive connected-product security programs across firmware, software, vehicles, and AI-enabled systems. Identify yours, then map the technical work beneath it.
Cybersecurity by design, vulnerability handling, and technical documentation for products with digital elements placed on the EU market.
Cyber Security Management System (CSMS) and Software Update Management System (SUMS) for vehicle type approval.
Risk-based obligations for AI systems and certain general-purpose AI, including transparency, governance, and added controls for high-risk AI.
Engineering process for cybersecurity risk management across the automotive component and system lifecycle.
A quick determination with the article and annex citations behind every step. Preview it here, then open the full four-question tool.
Does the product have digital elements?
Hardware or software placed on the EU market whose intended use includes a direct or indirect data connection to a device or network.
CRA Art. 3(1) — definition of ‘product with digital elements’
Is it made available on the EU market in the course of a commercial activity?
Free and open-source software developed or supplied outside a commercial activity is out of scope.
CRA Art. 2 & Recital 18 — scope and FOSS exclusion
Answer the questions to preview your determination. The full tool covers Annex III/IV classification.
These are the core terms buyers, regulators, and engineering teams search for when they need connected-product security guidance.
Product cybersecurity is the practice of designing, testing, documenting, and maintaining secure software, firmware, and connected devices across the full product lifecycle. It covers secure design, vulnerability handling, updates, and evidence that supports market access and customer trust.
Discuss your productThe EU Cyber Resilience Act applies to products with digital elements placed on the EU market. It requires cybersecurity by design, vulnerability handling, and technical documentation that supports conformity assessment and post-market obligations.
Check CRA scopeThe EU AI Act is a risk-based regulation for AI systems and certain general-purpose AI models used in or placed on the EU market. Depending on the use case, obligations can include prohibited-use restrictions, transparency duties, governance controls, and added requirements for high-risk AI.
Plan AI Act readinessSix services that produce the evidence, findings, and hardening each compliance program depends on.
Comprehensive binary analysis of embedded firmware to identify security weaknesses, hardcoded credentials, and vulnerable components.
Systematic identification and classification of security vulnerabilities in IoT devices and their firmware.
Navigate complex regulatory requirements with expert guidance on product cybersecurity standards and certification preparation.
Simulated attacks on your IoT ecosystem to validate security controls and identify real-world attack vectors.
Security-focused evaluation of your product architecture, communication protocols, and cloud integration points.
Customized training programs for engineering teams on secure firmware development and IoT security best practices.
We bridge the gap between abstract legal requirements and the binary reality of your firmware.
We analyze your product against the legal text (EU CRA, UN R155) to determine your exact category — Critical, Important, or Default — ensuring you don't over-engineer compliance.
A dual-layer assessment: scanning firmware against technical standards (IEC 62443, EN 303 645) while mapping findings directly to legal Essential Requirements.
We deliver the evidence required for your Declaration of Conformity. You receive a technical risk assessment and a legal roadmap prepared for Notified Body reviews.
Compliance doesn't end at launch. We help implement fixes and establish the Vulnerability Handling processes required to keep your product on the market.
Get expert guidance on product cybersecurity, EU Cyber Resilience Act essential requirements, EU AI Act readiness, UN R155 homologation, and ISO/SAE 21434 automotive standards.