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The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is coming and it will impact more than just product developers. Any organization placing digital products on the EU market, including those developed and tested using LabVIEW, must meet new expectations for cybersecurity, transparency, and lifecycle support.
This session demystifies the CRA from a legal and practical perspective. What is the regulation trying to achieve? When does it take effect? Which products and organizations are in scope? And how does compliance tie into CE marking and EU market access?
We will walk through the specific CRA requirements - secure development practices, secure-by-default configurations, vulnerability management, documentation obligations, and long-term security support. We’ll explain what they mean in real engineering terms.
The session concludes with actionable guidance: how teams can start preparing now by adopting secure-by-design principles, implementing update strategies, and creating the documentation needed to demonstrate compliance. Whether you’re developing products or the systems that test them, this presentation will help you align your work with the future of regulatory cybersecurity.
Michelle Bradley is an Associate General Counsel at Emerson, where she leads legal and compliance initiatives focused on cybersecurity, data privacy, information governance, and emerging technology regulations. She advises global business, engineering, and technology teams on developing and implementing practical and sustainable compliance programs that address evolving regulatory requirements while supporting innovation and business objectives.
Michelle has more than a decade of experience helping organizations navigate complex legal and regulatory frameworks, focusing her work on translating legal requirements into actionable business processes, governance structures, and operational controls that can be effectively implemented across global organizations.