Updated on 18 August 2026
Free CRA Applicability & Readiness Check
Founder & EU Digital Regulation Advisor at NexTech.Law
Velden am Wörthersee, Austria
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Are you developing or selling software, connected hardware or an AI-enabled product in the EU?
NexTech.Law offers EBSCON participants a complimentary initial Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) applicability and readiness check.
We will assess:
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Whether and how your product is likely to fall within the CRA
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Your role and likely product classification
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Priority gaps concerning secure-by-design, vulnerability handling, technical documentation and reporting
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Practical next steps towards CRA compliance and continued EU market access
The CRA’s vulnerability-reporting obligations apply from 11 September 2026, while most remaining requirements apply from 11 December 2027. Official CRA text on EUR-Lex.
NexTech.Law combines EU technology-regulation expertise with more than 20 years of international business and digital-product experience. We also support companies with the AI Act, NIS2, Data Act, MiCAR and GDPR where relevant.
Book a meeting at EBSCON to discuss your product and receive an initial assessment.
Type
- Consulting
Applies to
- ICT
- Microtechnology
- Biotech and Lifescience
- Medtech
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