Cyber Cert Labs released their CRA training on the Attestra Academy with early bird offers until 30th September.
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Cyber Cert Labs are delighted to release their CRA training on the Attestra Academy. With only a few days until manufacturers must report actively exploited vulnerabilit…
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Cyber Cert Labs
Attestra - Ship Secure Products, Faster.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Dublin, IE
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Cyber Cert Labs
The EU Cyber Resilience Act is reshaping how digital products come to market. It places responsibility squarely on manufacturers to stand over the security of their products, from design through to end-of-life. This is not a checkbox exercise, whatever generic compliance platforms and consultants suggest. The CRA demands that manufacturers genuinely understand and own the security of what they build. That expertise is scarce and expensive, and under the CRA it has to live inside your organisation. That's why we built Attestra: an end-to-end product security platform purpose-built for manufacturers navigating the CRA. Deep regulatory expertise is embedded in the platform, guiding your teams through vulnerability management, threat-led risk assessment, security testing, declaration of conformity and post-market monitoring. AI does the heavy lifting: automated vulnerability reporting workflows, threat led risk assessments, generated test cases, evidence and machine-readable technical files for conformity assessment. Your teams stay focused on building secure products. Co-funded by the European Union and built and hosted entirely in the EU, Attestra keeps your product security data under European jurisdiction. A European regulation deserves a sovereign European solution. Attestra Academy completes the picture: online, self-paced CRA training developed within the EU co-funded CRA-AI project by the experts behind the platform. Across ten modules, your engineering team learns exactly what it needs to own conformity, and you build long-lasting capability in house. Content is kept up to date with the latest harmonised standards and official guidance, and every learner earns a completion certificate. The first reporting obligations apply from 11 September 2026. Sign Up: https://www.cybercertlabs.com/attestra-early-adopters/
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