If you're designing connected products for the European market, the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is already on your radar. With reporting obligations starting September 11, 2026, and full compliance enforcement from December 11, 2027, the clock is ticking for manufacturers to get their processes in order.
To support you, we’re launching a series of four interactive CRA security workshop sessions, each focused on a key compliance topic:
Each of the remaining sessions will run on the last Wednesday of the following months, and one registration covers all four.
These sessions are fully interactive, with live Q&A throughout with ST experts.
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What to expect in these sessions
By the end of these sessions, you will understand the key obligations you must address when shipping products with digital elements.
A highly interactive format
Why attend?
If you’re building connected products for the European market, CRA readiness is not optional.
With compliance deadlines approaching quickly, now is the time to understand:
ST’s commitment to CRA compliance
ST is monitoring and, where appropriate, adapting our product development and life-cycle processes in alignment with the principles of the CRA.
As the CRA’s harmonized standards continue to evolve, we are closely following developments and actively participating in standardizations and industry working groups to align our approach with the evolving regulatory framework.
This strategy builds upon ST’s longstanding security expertise, established certifications, and proven vulnerability management processes.
Bertrand Pineau is a Senior Field Application engineer for STM32 product lines, supporting customers in Southwest Germany and Switzerland.
Bertrand joined ST in 2014, bringing many years of experience in MCU and MPU solutions. Most recently, he has been assisting several customers in the region with topics related to the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA).
Marie Colineaux is a Microcontroller Application engineer and ensures technical support on STM32 MCUs for EMEA customers since 2022. She works on various topics for STM32 with expertise in bootloader and security.
Fabrice Gendreau is a Marketing & Business Development manager for STM32 MCUs & MPUs including STM32Trust security ecosystem. He joined ST in 2003. With a strong background on high security smartcard products, Fabrice has been in charge of ST’s embedded security offer for the EMEA region since 2018, promoting scalable and turn-key STM32s security solutions for IoT devices and industrial applications.
