On-demand webinar: RED and Cyber Resilience Act - What You Need to Know

On 1 August, cybersecurity became mandatory through the Radio Equipment Directive, and soon the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will significantly expand the scope of products that must address cybersecurity. Gain a quick overview of both regulations and learn how to address them in a pragmatic manner. See our insightful session where we break down the essentials of RED and the CRA and what it means for you: RED How to comply and some last-minute hints for those who are late CRA Overview Get a clear understanding of what the Cyber Resilience Act is and why it matters. Product Scope Learn which products fall under the CRA and how it might impact your portfolio. Product Categories & Compliance Paths Explore the different product categories defined by the CRA and the various ways to achieve compliance. Actionable Guidance Discover practical steps to streamline your cybersecurity efforts and ensure you're on track—because the deadline is closer than you think. Live Q&A Still have questions? We cover common concerns like: • Are my products in scope? • Do I need a Notified Body? • What if I use the same solution across multiple products?

Webinar Presenters

Geir Hørthe Cyber Security Manager He has worked at Nemko for more than 30 years, in the capacity of test services, lab manager of safety, ATEX and medical departments. He has also been Managing Director at the Nemko office in London for two years. After he returned to Norway, he held for many years the position as Certification Manager at Nemko HQ with responsibilities for electrical product certifications, for national and international certification.

Hans Gunneng Tømmerbakk Cyber Security Technical Manager Hans Gunneng Tømmerbakk holds a BSc in Computer Engineering from UiA and is currently working as the Technical Manager at the Nemko cyber security laboratory in Taiwan. He is a certified penetration tester as well as being experienced in IoT evaluations & testing to several international standards, including e.g., EN 18031 and ETSI EN 303 645 evaluator.