Summary
This session dives into the European Cyber Resilience Act and Product Liability Directive, explaining how they impact software products. It emphasizes the need for compliance, security assessments, and understanding liabilities, especially concerning open source components and the role of authorized representatives.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Daniel Thompson Yvetot at DEVWorld 2025. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
Secure or Sorry: Your software is now a European Product
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Key Takeaways
- Begin security assessments early in product development.
- Consult compliance teams to understand conformity assessment needs.
- Plan features with future security risks in mind.
- Understand your liability when using open source components.
- Maintain security posture and updates for at least five years.
Product Liability Directive Overview
“The European regulatory ban hammer will remove your product from the market if it does not comply. That's a fact.”
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Daniel Thompson Yvetot
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