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With mandatory Cyber Resilience Act reporting beginning on September 11, 2026, organizations affected by the CRA will soon need to be ready to report through the EU's Single Reporting Platform.
The worst time to discover a gap in your reporting process is during a critical vulnerability or severe incident, when teams already need to act quickly.
Our CRA Single Reporting Platform Guide explains what organizations need to think about before the deadline and how to prepare their internal processes for reporting in practice.
Is your reporting process ready for a real incident?
Having a process written down is one thing. Knowing it will work when teams are under pressure is another.
CRA SRP Readiness Assessment & Audit
We review your existing intake, triage, and reporting process, identify gaps, and highlight areas that may fail under pressure. |
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Implementation Support
Turn identified gaps into practical workflows, notification templates, and processes your teams can actually use. |
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Tabletop Simulation Exercise
Test how your triage, decision-making, and reporting process performs in a realistic incident scenario before it matters. |
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CRA Article 14 Training
Give key teams a practical understanding of notification timelines, reporting requirements, and their role in the process. |
If you are unsure whether your existing process is ready, we can help you assess and test it before the reporting requirements take effect.
More resources to help you prepare
CRA vulnerability handling and reporting
Get a deeper look at the vulnerability handling and reporting obligations taking effect in September.
Check your wider CRA readiness
Use our CRA readiness checklist to identify other areas of your compliance program that may still need attention.
Understand the CRA from start to finish
Explore our CRA overview, key deadlines, and the different ways we can support your compliance program.
Don't wait for a real vulnerability or incident to reveal where your reporting process breaks down.
Bureau Veritas Cybersecurity
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