Official sources, then practical execution
Cyber Resilience Act Official website
For authoritative Cyber Resilience Act information, use official European Commission and EUR-Lex sources. For product delivery, translate those sources into evidence that engineering and security teams can keep current.
Need the operational version?
What to do with this information
- Use the European Commission page for policy context, summaries, and implementation updates.
- Use EUR-Lex for the official regulation text and versioned legal reference.
- Record the source links and access date in your compliance pack.
- Convert official obligations into product-specific controls rather than relying on generic checklists.
How CertCore uses it
CertCore keeps official-source references next to scope decisions, SBOM output, CVE findings, Article 14 templates, and declaration drafts.
Official and technical references
Questions teams ask
What is the official website?
The European Commission digital strategy page is the practical policy entry point, while EUR-Lex is the official legal text source.
Should I cite blogs?
Blogs can help interpretation, but compliance evidence should point back to official sources and product records.
How many site records should I create in webmaster tools?
One canonical property is enough for most new domains. CertCore uses the apex domain as canonical.