Product records must stay current
Security evidence needs to follow product versions, SBOM changes, vulnerability updates, and remediation decisions.
CRA evidence workflow for product security teams
CRA-ready product security, without evidence chaos.
CRA Ledger connects SBOMs, vulnerability reviews, remediation decisions, and release history into one product-version evidence record.
Build release evidence as your team works — not as a last-minute audit project.
Scattered today
SBOM files
CVE reviews
Remediation notes
Evidence files
CRA Ledger
Creates one product-version evidence record
with ownership and timestamps
Ready for review
Product-version evidence
Review decisions
Remediation context
Review-ready history
GUIDED PILOT ACCESS
No-cost 30-day guided pilot for selected teams.
Start with 1–3 product versions or SBOMs to test the workflow before scaling it across teams.
Pilot includes
- SBOM component tracking
- Background vulnerability alerting
- Review decisions and owners
- Evidence gap review
- Draft product-version evidence pack
Outcome: a clear view of what evidence is ready, what is missing, and what needs follow-up.
What CRA Ledger helps you do
Turn product-security work into release evidence.
Connect SBOMs and findings
Capture owners, decisions, and reasons
Export release evidence packs
The challenge
CRA readiness depends on evidence you can prove.
The Cyber Resilience Act raises cybersecurity expectations for products with digital elements. Teams need evidence that connects SBOMs, vulnerability review, remediation activity, and security decisions across product versions.
Evidence is often scattered
Scanner exports, tickets, spreadsheets, and email threads make it hard to prove what was reviewed and when.
Release readiness needs history
Teams need retained uploads, decisions, timestamps, and activity history before audits or customer reviews.
Workflow
How CRA Ledger turns SBOMs into evidence
From SBOM intake to retained evidence, every step stays connected to the product version without overclaiming legal compliance.
Upload or register SBOM files as the starting evidence for a product version.
Check supported SBOM formats and preserve the original source artifact context.
Turn package data into structured component records that can be reviewed consistently.
Connect components to vulnerability review, ownership, decision rationale, and review state.
Keep remediation status, blocked work, and SLA pressure visible alongside findings.
Retain upload history, triage decisions, remediation updates, timestamps, and activity history.
Prepare evidence summaries for readiness conversations without claiming legal certification.
Teams
Built for teams that own product security evidence.
Product Security Teams
Centralize SBOM analysis, vulnerability review, findings tracking, and operational health in one working surface.
Compliance / GRC Teams
Prepare reviewable records around decisions, evidence, and product-security obligations without relying on scattered exports.
Engineering / DevSecOps Teams
Understand where exposure is changing, which findings have been reviewed, and where follow-up work is needed.
Platform Administrators
Oversee tenant-scoped operations, support lifecycle handling, and maintain visibility into platform-level workflow health.
Trust
Evidence integrity built into the workflow.
Tenant-scoped records
Evidence boundaries are strictly separated by tenant. Product records remain isolated and auditable per organization.
Audit log preservation
Decision rationales, re-analysis runs, and file uploads are preserved to build a defensible product history over time.
Next step
Start building CRA evidence around one product version.
Book a focused walkthrough to see how SBOMs, vulnerability monitoring, review decisions, owners, timestamps, alerts, and release history become one product-version evidence record.