CRA Readiness: At a Glance
- CRA applies from 2027 – non-compliance risks market bans and high fines.
- IEC 62443 is your best preparation – closely aligned with CRA.
- TÜV SÜD guides you end-to-end – from gap analysis to certification.
- Act early – implementation takes time.
The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces binding cybersecurity requirements for all connected hardware and software – effective by 2027. Non-compliance may lead to market bans and fines. Sectors like railway systems, industrial automation, and critical infrastructure face long approval processes – making early action essential.
For component manufacturers, the CRA brings uncertainty: What needs to be done? How to ensure compliance in time?
Future-proof your products now with IEC 62443 certification
Our experts help you navigate the CRA requirements with a clear, step-by-step approach – based on internationally recognised IEC 62443 certification.
The IEC 62443 series – especially Parts 4-1 (secure development processes) and 4-2 (technical security requirements) – is not mandatory under the CRA, but it closely aligns with its expectations. Following this standard gives you a strong technical and strategic foundation to meet CRA obligations efficiently.

Watch now: Challenges component manufacturers face and how to prepare for CRA
Watch now: Challenges component manufacturers face and how to prepare for CRA
TÜV SÜD's Team Lead Cybersecurity Johana Constante explains what manufacturers need to know – and how TÜV SÜD supports you every step of the way.
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What are the first steps component manufacturers should take to prepare for the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) by 2027?
Are there specific standards manufacturers can use to align with the CRA?
What are some common mistakes manufacturers are making right now?
And finally, in one sentence – what's your top piece of advice for manufacturers today? How can TÜV SÜD help in the process?
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Our process: How we guide you to IEC 62443 Certification
Step 1: GAP Analysis
- Verification of relevant security requirements
- Comprehensive gap analysis report
Step 2: Assessment
- Assessment of the secure product development lifecycle (62443-4-1)
- Assessment of the technical security requirements for components and systems (IEC 62443-4-2/IEC 62443-3-3)
- Assessment report with improvement recommendations
Step 3: Certification
- TÜV SÜD issues an internationally recognised certificate
- Confirms compliance with IEC 62443, Parts 4-1 and 4-2
- Demonstrates cybersecurity maturity and CRA readiness
