CRA Evidence helps manufacturers, importers, and distributors turn EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements into verifiable product evidence. We combine a CRA compliance platform with implementation consulting for SBOMs, supplier evidence, vulnerability handling, VEX, technical documentation, ENISA reporting workflows, and product compliance passports. Reporting obligations for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents begin on 11 September 2026; main CRA obligations apply from 11 December 2027. 1. CRA Compliance Platform Build and maintain evidence across the product lifecycle: - SBOM management: CycloneDX and SPDX - Supplier evidence workflows - Vulnerability ops: monitoring, VEX automation, and ENISA reporting - Technical documentation: Annex VII technical file and EU Declaration of Conformity generation and validation (10 years retention) - Transparency: CE marking records and QR-linked product compliance passports - Engineering integration: CI/CD release evidence for software and embedded products 2. Implementation Consulting We work alongside product, engineering, security, and compliance teams to manage technical CRA workloads inside your existing stack. Engagements: - Technical Readiness Sprint: preparation for the 11 September 2026 reporting obligations - CRA Programme Lead: cross-functional ownership, obligations tracking, and technical file maintenance - Authority & Incident Response: Article 14 templates, inquiry playbooks, and evidence-package readiness Tool-agnostic by design. We work with the systems your engineers already use: CycloneDX, SPDX, Grype, Trivy, CI/CD, issue trackers, and commercial tools. Where the CRA Evidence platform is the right fit, we use it. The focus is always the compliance outcome. Specialties: EU Cyber Resilience Act, CRA compliance, SBOM, VEX, ENISA reporting, Annex VII, product cybersecurity, software supply chain security, embedded systems, importer & distributor compliance.