CRA Implementation and Technical Documentation
Once the product scope is established, we help turn CRA requirements into an engineering work plan. The engagement links risks, controls, verification and lifecycle processes to the technical documentation, with responsibility for each open action made explicit, producing a requirements-to-evidence mapping your team can act on.
- Requirement
- Identify the applicable obligation.
- Control
- Define the engineering or process response.
- Evidence
- Link implementation and verification records.
- Gap
- Record the missing evidence, owner and next action.
Scope
Gap analysis and workstream planning
Security requirements and evidence organization
Vulnerability handling and support-process integration
Starting information
Confirmed product scope, architecture, existing risk analyses and development/support processes.
Applicable framework
Work is mapped to the applicable CRA requirements. Published standards and relevant EN 40000 drafts are distinguished in the evidence register. Draft alignment does not establish conformity.
We support CRA scope assessment, implementation planning and technical documentation. Relevant EN 40000 standardization work is tracked by part and status. Drafts can inform preparation; they are not presented as published harmonised standards or proof of conformity.
- EN 40000-1-2 (Principles for cyber resilience): draft status, DIN EN 40000-1-2:2026-03, corresponds to prEN 40000-1-2:2025.
- EN 40000-1-3 (Vulnerability handling): draft status, DIN EN 40000-1-3:2026-09, corresponds to prEN 40000-1-3:2025.
- EN 40000-1-4 (Generic security requirements): work under development; no confirmed published/OJ-cited version as of this review.
Source date: 8 September 2026.
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