EU regulations are raising the bar.
We help you meet it.
The Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2, and the standards behind them require device manufacturers to prove that security is built in — not bolted on. Cryptera helps you get there with a practical, hardware-backed approach to key management and signing.
Security & Compliance
Strengthen your product security. Support your compliance journey.
Cybersecurity regulation is increasing the security requirements placed on connected products and their manufacturers.
NIS2 is driving stronger cybersecurity and supply-chain expectations across European industries, while the Cyber Resilience Act introduces cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements throughout their lifecycle. IEC 62443 provides an internationally recognized framework for translating cybersecurity requirements into practical security processes and technical controls.
Cryptera Device Security helps you implement important technical security measures behind these requirements.
Protect cryptographic keys, control access to critical operations, securely sign software and establish trusted device identities - with auditable processes that can support your security and compliance documentation.
Device Security does not make a product or organization compliant on its own. It provides secure cryptographic infrastructure that can form an important part of your overall cybersecurity and compliance implementation.
The compliance challenge facing device manufacturers
Regulatory pressure on connected products and critical infrastructure is increasing rapidly. The EU's Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2 Directive are not optional - and non-compliance carries significant commercial and legal consequences. For device manufacturers, this means demonstrating that security is embedded across the full product lifecycle, not just at launch.
Cyber Resilience Act
Build security into your connected products
The Cyber Resilience Act increases manufacturers' responsibility for cybersecurity throughout the lifecycle of products with digital elements.
This creates a need for practical technical security measures that protect products against unauthorized access and manipulation and support secure maintenance and updates throughout their operational lifetime.
Device Security can support areas such as:
Protection of critical cryptographic keys
Protection against unauthorized software modification
Secure software and firmware signing
Trusted device authentication
Controlled access to cryptographic operations
Traceable and auditable security processes
These capabilities can form part of the technical security foundation used by manufacturers when addressing CRA requirements.
NIS2
Strengthen your position as a trusted supplier
NIS2 is increasing the focus on cybersecurity and supply-chain risk across European industries.
For manufacturers supplying connected products to organizations affected by NIS2, this can translate into stronger customer requirements for security controls, traceability and secure lifecycle processes.
Cryptera Device Security can help you implement and demonstrate that critical cryptographic operations are protected, controlled and auditable.
Device Security supports capabilities such as:
Secure protection of cryptographic keys
Role-based access and authorization
Controlled software signing
Trusted device identities
Audit logging of cryptographic operations
Secure backup and recovery
IEC 62443
Turn cybersecurity requirements into practical controls
IEC 62443 provides an internationally recognized framework for cybersecurity in industrial automation and control systems, including security requirements for products and secure development processes.
IEC 62443 provides a structured approach to translating cybersecurity objectives into practical processes and technical security controls.
Cryptera Device Security can support the implementation of relevant controls through:
Secure key management and HSM-based key protection
Role-based access and authorization
Secure software and firmware signing
Device authentication using certificates
Controlled cryptographic operations
Audit logging and traceability
Secure backup and recovery of critical keys
This makes Device Security a practical building block when implementing cybersecurity processes and technical controls aligned with IEC 62443.
Security you can demonstrate
Security is not only about implementing controls. Increasingly, manufacturers also need to demonstrate how critical security processes are managed.
Device Security provides controlled access, roles and permissions, and detailed audit logs for cryptographic operations.
This helps create documented evidence of how critical keys and operations are protected — supporting internal governance, customer security assessments, audits and compliance activities.
Strengthen security. Support compliance. Build trust.