What is the Cyber Resilience Act’s Single Reporting Platform (CRA SRP)?

The CRA Single Reporting Platform (SRP) is an online tool for manufacturers and open-source software stewards to meet their obligation to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents having an impact on the security of products with digital elements under the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Designed to simplify EU reporting obligations, the SRP enables manufacturers and open-source software stewards to report only once, rather than having to notify multiple national authorities individually. The platform incorporates security measures to protect confidentiality.

Manufacturers and open-source software stewards submit notifications electronically through the SRP and select the relevant CSIRT designated as coordinator. In general, the national CSIRT to which the notification should be submitted is primarily determined by the manufacturer’s main location of establishment, in accordance with Art. 14(7) of the CRA.

Once submitted, the notification is simultaneously made available to ENISA, while the CSIRT initially receiving it disseminates the information to other relevant CSIRTs in Member States where the product is also available, and to market surveillance authorities as needed. CSIRTs designated as coordinators may also share some information with their respective market surveillance authorities to enable them to fulfil their enforcement obligations.

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