Independent open tools, examples, and implementation guidance for software teams preparing for the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
Published by CRA Direct.
This organization is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the European Union, ENISA, any CSIRT, or any market surveillance authority.
CRA Direct helps manufacturers of products with digital elements operate the regulated parts of CRA readiness:
- SBOM evidence collection and validation
- vulnerability intelligence and affectedness review
- VEX and human-in-the-loop decision workflows
- Article 14 vulnerability and severe-incident reporting
- 24-hour, 72-hour, final-report, and intermediate-report deadline tracking
- audit evidence and non-repudiation
- service-key automation for CI/CD integrations
- Stateless SBOM Scanner Demo: try CRA Direct's stateless scanner against an SBOM or PURL list.
- CRA SBOM Validator: validate CycloneDX and SPDX JSON SBOMs using bundled offline schemas.
- CRA API Examples: integrate SBOM upload, stateless scanning, and workflow creation.
- CRA Direct Docs: read the public product, workflow, evidence, and audit model.
This organization publishes practical developer and compliance resources derived from the CRA Direct platform:
- public documentation
- API examples
- validation utilities
- demo applications
- CRA readiness templates
- reference workflows
CRA Direct is available as a hosted SaaS and consulting service for software manufacturers preparing for the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
Use it when you need:
- persistent SBOM evidence and product-version records
- continuous vulnerability monitoring
- human review and approval workflows
- Article 14 reporting operations
- notifications and deadline management
- verifiable audit trails
- implementation support for product-security and compliance teams
Contact: contact@cra-direct.fr
The public repositories help teams validate SBOMs, test stateless scanning, and understand CRA-oriented operating models. The hosted CRA Direct product adds the persistent system of record: products, versions, evidence, review cases, Article 14 workflows, notifications, and audit trails.