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CRA Requirements, Emerging Threats & Live Q&A for Electronics Engineers
2026 marks a pivotal year for cybersecurity in electronic product development. With the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) entering its first operational phase, manufacturers and developers must prepare for new legal obligations — including the requirement to report actively exploited vulnerabilities starting 11 September 2026. At the same time, the EU is introducing additional measures to strengthen cybersecurity resilience, streamline certification, and improve security across digital products and services.
In this free live webinar, experts from Würth Elektronik and Phoenix Testlab will provide a clear, practical overview tailored for electronics engineers:
Whether you develop embedded systems, IoT devices, or electronics with digital components, this session equips you with the knowledge you need to stay compliant and secure in 2026 and beyond.
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Cybersecurity becomes mandatory: From August 2025, new requirements apply to connected products. Discover in Würth Elektronik's technical article what the Cyber Resilience Act and EN18031 mean for your development – and how to future-proof your products.
In our webinars, learn about the latest cybersecurity standards and how to implement them effectively within your organization. Our experts will provide key insights into how these evolving norms impact your security strategies and ensure compliance. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the cybersecurity landscape!
Take advantage of the hands-on training with the Cordelia-I EV-Kit on GitHub! This free guide teaches you how to establish a secure wireless connection and implement protocols like MQTT and TLS. Experiment with the EV-Kit and gain practical experience in IoT cybersecurity.
Zwei neue Blogartikel zeigen, wie Unternehmen regulatorische Cybersecurity-Anforderungen erfolgreich umsetzen – von den gesetzlichen Grundlagen bis zur praktischen Anwendung der Norm EN18031.
