Key regulatory pillars now define the cybersecurity obligations of manufacturers, operators and trust-service providers across the European Union. Select a regulation to explore its timeline, obligations and the assessment paths IoTr supports.
At a glance
Regulations, clearly mapped.
CRA
Cyber Resilience Act
The CRA introduces horizontal cybersecurity requirements for hardware and software placed on the EU market, covering the entire product lifecycle: secure-by-design development, vulnerability handling, and post-market surveillance.
NIS2 expands the scope of essential and important entities across 18 sectors, imposes minimum risk-management measures, and aligns reporting and supervision regimes across Member States.
The AI Act classifies AI systems by risk and imposes conformity assessment, transparency, and post-market monitoring on high-risk systems many of which include cybersecurity-relevant components.
The revised eIDAS regulation establishes the EUDI Wallet, expands the catalogue of qualified trust services, and defines certification schemes for wallet implementations and trust service providers.