#1 – The 24-hour clock is ticking: Cyber Resilience Act, AI transparency and your supply chain
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#1 – The 24-hour clock is ticking: Cyber Resilience Act, AI transparency and your supply chain
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Since 11 September, manufacturers selling into the EU must report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours – including Swiss and other non-EU companies. In the first episode of Cyberopex Briefing, Christian Serra explains what that means in practice and what to do on Monday.
In this episode:
- News radar: attacks on Swiss organizations up 36% · EU AI Act transparency rules (Art. 50) now in force · Amgen and third-party cloud risk
- Deep dive: Cyber Resilience Act – the 24-hour reporting clock, ENISA's Single Reporting Platform and five steps to take now
- Practical tip: the 30-minute, 24-hour drill for your response team
Sources:
- Netzwoche: Cyberattacks on Swiss companies up 36% in August (German)
- European Commission: Cyber Resilience Act – Reporting obligations
- ENISA: The CRA Single Reporting Platform is launched
- McCann FitzGerald: CRA reporting obligations apply from 11 September 2026
- McCann FitzGerald: EU AI Act transparency compliance (Art. 50)
- BleepingComputer: Amgen cloud data breach
This episode uses an AI-generated version of Christian Serra's voice. Christian reviews and approves all content and sources himself.
Contact: info@cyberopex.com · cyberopex.com
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