We make EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance achievable for every product team.
CRA Evidence helps manufacturers, importers, and distributors produce the required evidence, track vulnerabilities, and maintain EU market access before the December 2027 deadline.
What CRA Evidence Does
The EU Cyber Resilience Act requires companies to document their software supply chain, monitor vulnerabilities throughout a product's lifecycle, and maintain technical files for 10 years. That's a lot of paperwork.
SBOM Management
Upload CycloneDX or SPDX files, validate against TR-03183, track changes over time.
Vulnerability Scanning
Own Vulnerability Knowledge Base with 15-minute sync from NVD, OSV.dev, GitHub Advisories, CISA KEV, and EPSS.
Technical File Export
Generate Annex VII bundles with one click. Stored for 10 years per CRA Article 13, ready when authorities ask.
ENISA Notifications
Built-in 24h/72h/14d workflow for security incidents with deadline tracking.
Replace manual spreadsheets with auditable workflows, from automated VEX statements to Digital Product Passports and supplier management. See all features →
Who We Serve
The CRA applies differently depending on your role in the supply chain. CRA Evidence adapts to each.
Manufacturers
You build products with digital elements. The heaviest CRA obligations fall on you.
- SBOM validation against BSI TR-03183
- Continuous vulnerability monitoring with new CVEs detected within 15 minutes
- EU Declaration of Conformity generator
- Security Datasheet builder
- Version-level compliance tracking
Importers
You bring products into the EU market. You must verify manufacturer compliance before you sell.
- Article 19 verification checklists
- Manufacturer documentation requests
- Evidence storage with audit trail
- Records for market surveillance
Distributors
You sell products in the EU but don't manufacture or import them. Lighter obligations.
- Compliance verification workflows
- Product documentation access
- Article 20 guidance
- Incident escalation paths
Why We Built This
CRA is the first EU-wide regulation requiring lifecycle security management for digital products. When we read the 200+ pages of requirements, we saw teams struggling with basic questions:
- What format should my SBOM be in?
- How do I track vulnerabilities across 300 dependencies?
- What exactly goes in a technical file?
- How do I prove compliance to a market surveillance authority?
We built CRA Evidence because manufacturers shouldn't need to become compliance experts to ship a secure product. The regulation is complex enough. Your tools shouldn't be.
Ready to simplify CRA compliance?
Map obligations, generate evidence, and stay audit-ready across all product versions before December 11, 2027.