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Is your product CRA ready?

Answer a few quick questions. We tell you whether your product is Default, Class I, or Class II under the EU Cyber Resilience Act, which conformity-assessment path you are on, and what to do next. Results are advisory; verify against the regulation.

Compliance check Step 1 of 4

Step 1 · Your product

What are you building?

Pick the closest match. This shapes your result and the guidance we send.

What each result means

Default

Self-assessment

Most products. Self-assess against the 21 essential requirements, draft a Declaration of Conformity, generate an SBOM, publish a vulnerability-disclosure policy, and apply CE marking.

Class I — Important

Self-assess with standards

Annex III categories. Self-assessment only if you fully apply the relevant harmonised standards; otherwise a notified body runs the conformity assessment.

Class II — Critical

Notified body required

Annex IV categories. A notified body must run the conformity assessment. Plan cost and timeline early; there is no self-service path.

Final classification depends on the specific text of the regulation and any delegated acts in force at placement on the market. This check is a triage aid, not legal advice.