Cyber Resilience Act Compliance Wizard

Bureau Veritas acts as a certification body and uses the output of the CRACoWi (Cyber Resilience Act Compliance Wizard) to assess the compliance with the relevant cyber security standards before issuing a certificate.

Bureau Veritas joins the Consortium as an expert in cyber security certification and standardisation, bringing its capacity as an authorised certification and assessment/testing body.

Consortium members can benefit from this detailed technical understanding of compliance requirements and regulations. Bureau Veritas is involved in the development of harmonised standards for CRAs and is a member of CEN / CENELEC.

For more information visit: www.cracowi.eu

Official website: www.cracowi.eu

Project name: Cyber Resilience Act Compliance Wizard

Project acronym: CRACoWi

Call: DIGITAL-ECCC-2023-DEPLOY-CYBER-04

Topic: DIGITAL-ECCC-2023-DEPLOY-CYBER-04-EULEGISLATION

Project number: 101158539

Project starting date: 1 September 2024

Project end date: 31 August 2027

Project duration: 36 months

Project coordinator: ITML

Consortium partners: Information Technology for Market Leadership, Motor Oil Hellas, Motor Oil Renewable Energy, Onekey, Bureau Vertias, Centre for Technological Support, Development and Innovation, SLOA AppArt, Tiko Pro, Erminas GmbH, Sevenshift, Meazon SA, Digital Innovation Hub Slovenia, URSIV.

Project value: 8 443 840.80

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Project summary: CRACoWi seeks to meet the escalating cybersecurity challenges in the European digital market. As a response to the European Commission’s Cyber Resilience Act, it introduces cybersecurity prerequisites throughout the product supply chain. CRACoWi, or the “Cyber Resilience Act – Compliance – Wizard” is being developed by the CRACoWi consortium to support SME manufacturers, distributors, and importers in meeting these conditions. Wizard emphasizes cybersecurity from a product’s inception through its lifecycle, offering automated CRA compliance assessments, documentation generation, and enhanced product security.

The project funded under Grant Agreement No.101158539 is supported by the European Cybersecurity Competence Centre.

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