Glossary
Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
A European regulation that imposes cybersecurity requirements on digital products sold in Europe.
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a European law that requires products containing digital components (connected objects, software) to be more secure. It demands security by design, tracking of flaws and updates throughout the product's life, at the manufacturers' expense. It complements NIS2 and DORA by tackling the products themselves.
See also
Shared responsibility modelIn the cloud, the split of security roles between the provider and the customer depending on the type of service.Network segmentationDividing a network into walled-off zones to stop an attack from spreading everywhere.OSINTThe collection of information from public sources, useful to attackers and defenders alike.Cyber insuranceInsurance that covers part of the financial consequences of a cyberattack.