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The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) marks a major shift in how digital products and software are regulated for cybersecurity. But what does it really mean for your organisation? Whether you're a software vendor, device manufacturer, or part of the supply chain, the CRA introduces new responsibilities — and penalties — for non-compliance. This blog breaks down the essentials, explain who’s affected, and outline what your business needs to do to stay ahead.

The European Union has introduced a new cyber security blueprint aimed at enhancing its collective resilience against large-scale cyber incidents. This initiative outlines a comprehensive framework for crisis management, detailing the roles of EU entities throughout the entire lifecycle of a cyber crisis, from preparedness and detection to response and recovery.

Learn how to protect your business with a clear, five-step Cyber Security Incident Response Plan. This guide covers how to assess damage, contain threats, restore systems, learn from attacks, and build a strong response strategy—so you can act fast, minimise impact, and stay secure.

A Business Continuity Plan (BCP) is essential for minimising downtime, safeguarding operations, and maintaining customer trust during disruptions like cyber attacks or natural disasters. By assessing risks, protecting critical functions, and ensuring supply chain resilience, a BCP helps businesses recover swiftly, comply with regulations, and gain a competitive edge. Discover how proactive planning can secure your assets, enhance brand reputation, and ensure long-term success.