What the EU's Cyber Resilience Act Means for Open Source

What the EU's Cyber Resilience Act Means for Open Source

Enacted in December, the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces a set of mandatory security requirements for all commercial products with digital elements. The idea is to protect citizens from malicious hackers by improving the security of both hardware and software of these products. Think of all the un-updated Android smartphones out there. For manufacturers, the legislation comes with some pretty severe financial penalties, bo…

What Not to Miss at Open Source Summit & OpenSSF Community Day Europe – Open Source Security Foundation

The countdown is on! From August 25 to 28, 2025, the open source security community will gather in Amsterdam for Open Source Summit Europe and OpenSSF Community Day Europe. These two major gatherings will focus on the future of software supply chain security, regulatory readiness, and collaborative innovation. Whether you’re a developer, policymaker, security engineer, or project maintainer, these events will help you understand where open sourc…

Preparing for the Cyber Resilience Act: Is the EU the Most Regulated Cyber Market?

Get ahead of CRA implementation. See how EU firms, startups, and SMEs can prepare now to stay compliant (and innovative) in the new market conditions.