EU Cyber Resilience Act Hardware Readiness Guide

Twelve practical questions to help semiconductor teams understand where they stand, prepare customer-ready security evidence, and plan for EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements.

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) places new cybersecurity obligations on products with digital elements sold in the European Union. While the manufacturer placing the finished product on the market carries the compliance obligation, semiconductor suppliers will increasingly be asked to show how their hardware was evaluated and secured.

This practical readiness guide helps teams that design or supply silicon assess whether their products are in scope, clarify responsibility, anticipate customer due-diligence requests, and identify gaps in their hardware security evidence before the CRA's essential requirements take effect in December 2027.

Download the guide to learn how to:

• Determine which semiconductor products may be in scope, how they may be classified and who owns the CRA responsibility for each part.
• Prepare for customer due-diligence requests with clear ownership, consistent response processes and documented hardware security practices.
• Build repeatable, customer-ready evidence that maps hardware security evaluation to recognized weakness classes and protects critical assets.