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OpenSSF flags CRA readiness gap

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OpenSSF warned that global manufacturers, developers, and open source stakeholders remain materially unprepared for Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) compliance ahead of the December 2027 deadline. The group said 66% of surveyed organizations were not familiar at all or only slightly familiar with the rule, with familiarity falling to 72% in the US and Canada. It also said many organizations still do not know whether the CRA applies to them, what deadlines and penalties look like, or how manufacturer and steward obligations divide across the software supply chain.

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  1. 08.06.2026 12:00 2 articles · 8h ago

    OpenSSF warns of CRA readiness gap across the open source ecosystem

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    OpenSSF warned that the open source ecosystem remains materially unprepared for Cyber Resilience Act compliance ahead of the December 2027 deadline, citing 66% of surveyed organizations that were not familiar at all or only slightly familiar with the CRA and 72% in the US and Canada. The report also said 41% had not determined whether the regulation applies to them, 45% were uncertain about compliance deadlines, 56% were unaware of the penalties for non-compliance, 54% were unclear on the roles of manufacturers and stewards, and only 32% of manufacturers produce SBOMs for all products. OpenSSF added that 51% still rely passively on upstream projects for security fixes, private forks create technical debt, and the ecosystem needs automated compliance tools and clearer guidance.

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