CVD Portal is a compliance platform for EU Cyber Resilience Act Article 14 reporting. It helps manufacturers of products with digital elements handle coordinated vulnerability disclosure and the mandatory reporting of actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents, obligations that becomes enforceable across the EU on 11 September 2026.
The platform runs the full reporting lifecycle. Researchers and finders submit through a structured vulnerability disclosure intake. Reports are triaged, scored with a built in CVSS 3.1 calculator, assigned to the correct coordinator, and tracked against the statutory clock. That clock covers the early warning due within 24 hours, the notification due within 72 hours, the final report within 14 days for vulnerabilities, and the final report within one month for severe incidents.
Output is produced in the schema and format required for submission to the designated coordinator CSIRT through the ENISA Single Reporting Platform. Every action carries an audit trail, and machine readable CSAF VEX export is available for downstream advisories.
CVD Portal is one product within Porta Regulus, a Dutch company building CRA native compliance infrastructure. A full Annex I conformity and CE marking platform follows for the December 2027 deadline, alongside Risklet for NIS2 organisational risk assessment.
Areas of activity
Cybersecurity
Data Governance, Risk & ComplianceApplication security / GRC
We work with Authorised Representatives, CE marking consultancies, and managed security providers who serve manufacturers facing CRA Article 14 obligations from September 2026. Refer clients or offer the platform under a partner arrangement.
CVD Portal runs coordinated vulnerability disclosure and CRA Article 14 reporting for manufacturers. From September 2026 you must report exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents to the coordinator CSIRT. The platform produces SRP-ready output.
We are forming a Eurostars consortium to research AI methods that reduce the manual effort of EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance. A Dutch SME and a Croatian partner are in place. We seek an academic or research group with AI and cybersecurity expertise.