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CRA SBOM & incident reporting: 24h / 72h / 14 days explained

July 2026·7 min min read

Beyond security by design, the CRA expects software bill of materials (SBOM) transparency and a clear incident reporting chain (orientation: first report 24h → update 72h → close 14 days, via national CSIRT/ENISA channels among others).

Practical pain

  • Legacy code without a clean dependency inventory
  • No playbook for who reports within 24 hours
  • Unsigned OTA / weak rollback — more risk and evidence pressure

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We help make SBOM and reporting processes technically workable: component inventory, update/OTA hardening, evidence docs — as engineering accompaniment, not as an authority or notified body.

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