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gregkh

Greg K-H

For anyone "worried" that the CRA was going to cause some reporting requirements as of September 11, 2027, the EU has answered that question and updated their FAQ with in section 5.5 that says we only have to start reporting in December 2027:
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/library/cyber-resilience-act-implementation-frequently-asked-questions
So while many of us were ready to start the reporting process, it is good that we have a bit more time for the tools and infrastructure to get solid before we have to start using it.
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pbarker@social.afront.org

Paul Barker

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@gregkh Thanks for sharing this! I'm glad there is a bit more time for us to figure this out.

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jzb@hachyderm.io

Joe Brockmeier

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@gregkh Good news. Why is worried in scare quotes, though? 🙂

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jbm@infosec.exchange

Jean-Baptiste Maillet

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@jzb @gregkh "worried", but not worried because anyway it will not be your fault: the SRP (Single Reporting Platform), supposed to be 100% operational next Friday the 11th of Sept, is still 100% un-announced / unknown / unavailable for tests or anything as of today. blobfacepalm

From what I know it should / might be crasrp.eu, the ENISA registered this domain last November.

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