Compliance Standards for Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
International standards and frameworks that provide structured approaches to achieving Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) compliance.
Why Standards Matter
International standards provide proven frameworks and best practices for implementing the requirements of Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Rather than starting from scratch, organizations can leverage these established methodologies to:
- Structure compliance programs - Standards provide systematic approaches to meet regulatory requirements
- Demonstrate due diligence - Following recognized standards shows commitment to best practices
- Achieve certification - Many standards offer formal certification to validate compliance
- Reduce audit burden - Existing certifications can streamline regulatory assessments
- Gain competitive advantage - Certifications signal trustworthiness to customers and partners
Standards by Category
Product Security
IEC 62443-4-1
IEC
Defines requirements for a secure development lifecycle for products used in industrial automation and control systems. Covers security requirements for development processes, including security by design, threat modeling, and secure coding practices.
IEC 62443-4-2
IEC
Specifies technical security requirements for components (embedded devices, host devices, network devices, and software applications) used in industrial automation and control systems.
Vulnerability Management
ISO/IEC 30111
ISO/IEC
Specifies requirements for how vendors should handle vulnerabilities internally, from receipt through remediation and verification. Complements ISO 29147 on disclosure.
ISO/IEC 29147
ISO/IEC
Provides guidelines for how vendors should receive information about potential vulnerabilities in their products or online services, and how they should coordinate with external researchers and other parties.
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