Manufacturing & industrial
The EU Cyber Resilience Act turns product security into evidence.
CRA obligations land on the products you ship, not only the network you run: vulnerability handling, an SBOM, reporting duties and a defined support period.
Products, plant and the duties that now attach to both.
Astragar tracks vulnerabilities across the products you ship and the plant you run, maps them to CRA and NIS2 duties, quantifies what a line stoppage would cost, and keeps the evidence trail conformity assessment asks for — ready rather than assembled under deadline.
CRA vulnerability handling
SBOM-linked exposure
OT outage in dollars
Three obligations, one evidence layer
What you ship, what you run, what you have to report.
Products you ship
Track vulnerabilities per product and per component, mapped to CRA duties and the support period you committed to.
Plant and OT
Quantify what a line stoppage would cost and prioritise the controls that move that number, rather than the ones with the highest CVSS score.
Reporting duties
Keep the records CRA and NIS2 reporting timelines require, so a disclosure clock starting is an administrative step rather than a scramble.
Next step
Start with one product line.
We will map its vulnerabilities to CRA duties, price the exposure behind them, and show what the evidence trail looks like.
See your cyber risk in $ terms, not CVSS scores.
