Make your device CRA-ready - without slowing down development.
We translate cybersecurity requirements into practical engineering - from device identity and provisioning to secure firmware and backend integration.
What CRA Means for Device Manufacturers
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires connected devices to meet defined cybersecurity standards across their entire lifecycle - from design and manufacturing to deployment, updates, and vulnerability handling.
For many teams, the challenge is not understanding the regulation - but implementing it correctly in real systems.
Where Teams Struggle
- Translating requirements into device architecture
- Designing secure provisioning and identity
- Implementing secure firmware updates (OTA)
- Integrating device and backend trust chains
- Producing documentation required for audits
What We Do
We provide the engineering foundation required to build CRA-aligned device systems.
This includes:
- Security architecture (device identity, provisioning, authentication)
- Threat modeling and risk analysis
- Secure firmware and update mechanisms
- Backend integration and trust infrastructure
- Production and manufacturing flows
CRA-Ready Documentation
We produce technical artifacts that form the basis for compliance:
- Security architecture documentation
- Threat model and risk assessment
- SBOM (Software Bill of Materials)
- Provisioning and identity flows
- Secure firmware update design
- Integration requirements for backend systems
These documents support certification and audit processes without turning engineering into paperwork.
How We Work
- Define requirements and scope
- Build a threat model
- Design security architecture
- Implement firmware and flows
- Deliver documentation and handover
What You Get
- Production-ready secure firmware components
- Clear, auditable security architecture
- CRA-aligned documentation
- Integration guidelines for your backend and production systems
Preparing for CRA?
We help you turn requirements into working systems - quickly and correctly.