ECSMAF v3.0: How ENISA Maps the EU Cybersecurity Market
ENISA's ECSMAF v3.0 defines how the EU categorises its cybersecurity market: the supply-side taxonomy, CRA integration, and what it means for manufacturers.
Analysis and practical guidance on the EU Cyber Resilience Act. Regulation explainers, SBOM tooling, vulnerability workflows, and ENISA reporting, written for manufacturers, importers, and distributors.
ENISA's ECSMAF v3.0 defines how the EU categorises its cybersecurity market: the supply-side taxonomy, CRA integration, and what it means for manufacturers.
ENISA's Secure by Design and Default Playbook (final v1.0, July 2026) turns CRA rules into 22 practical checklists for SMEs, now also on GitHub.
Archive of the March 2026 CRA consultation draft: 9 clarifications on SaaS, legacy products, open source, and reporting. The July draft now supersedes it.
Generate a firmware SBOM using Yocto, Buildroot, EMBA, or Syft. ENISA vulnerability reporting has applied since September 11, 2026. Step-by-step workflows for CRA compliance.
CSA2 is still a proposal. COM(2026) 11 final would reshape cybersecurity certification, ICT supply chains and ENISA powers.
CRA playbook for companies that manufacture, import and distribute: role mapping, obligation stacking, vulnerability routing, penalties and conflict points.
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