ONEKEY WEBINAR: CRA Phase I: Incident Reporting & Operational Readiness

Join us for an exclusive ONEKEY webinar on May 28, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. (CEST)!

How to Prepare Your Organization for CRA Reporting Obligations, Incident Handling, and Cross-Functional Response Processes

The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduces mandatory reporting obligations for manufacturers of connected products, fundamentally changing how organizations must detect, assess, document, and communicate cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities.

For many organizations, these obligations create significant operational challenges. Reporting timelines are strict, responsibilities are distributed across multiple departments, and the distinction between incidents, actively exploited vulnerabilities, and reportable events is often difficult to assess in practice.

In addition, organizations must establish clear internal processes to ensure that relevant information is collected, verified, escalated, documented, and communicated within the required timeframes. Without well-defined procedures and responsibilities, companies risk delays, inconsistent reporting, and compliance gaps during high-pressure situations.

A practical understanding of the CRA reporting logic, the reporting timeline, and the interaction between technical, organizational, and communication teams is therefore essential for achieving operational readiness.

In this 45-minute webinar, we provide a practical introduction to CRA Phase I reporting obligations and explain how organizations can prepare effective incident handling and reporting processes.

To provide a structured and realistic perspective, we first introduce the CRA reporting framework and the underlying reporting logic, then explain key definitions and reporting timelines, and finally walk through a realistic incident scenario to demonstrate the organizational implications and required coordination procedures.

You will learn:

• What needs to be reported under the CRA
• When incidents must be reported
• How the reporting process works in practice
• Which definitions and reporting stages organizations need to understand
• How organizations should handle the initial report of a suspected incident
• Which roles and responsibilities Product Incident Response Teams (PIRT) must establish
• How Security Management, CRM, SCM, and PR teams need to coordinate during incident handling
• Which verification, escalation, communication, and documentation procedures are required
• How organizations can improve operational readiness for CRA compliance

This webinar is designed for professionals working in product cybersecurity, compliance, PSIRT/PIRT operations, product security governance, and organizational risk management who want to understand how CRA reporting obligations impact operational processes and cross-functional coordination.

Don’t miss your chance to understand the practical implications of CRA incident reporting requirements and learn how to prepare your organization for effective operational response and regulatory readiness.

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