CRA Readiness Report
Generated by Omakyn · EU Cyber Resilience Act
Analyzing your CRA readiness…
Three ways to go further
This free diagnostic gives you a directional read. All three paid tiers are hand-written by a compliance analyst, at a published price, with no sales call.
CRA Article 14 Reporting Pack
US$2,500
5 business days
- Scope determination against Article 2, with the legal basis for the answer
- Written trigger definition: what counts as an actively exploited vulnerability, and as a severe incident
- The 24-hour, 72-hour and 14-day decision tree, with a named owner at each step
- Your coordinating CSIRT identified, and the route into ENISA’s single reporting platform
- The three notification drafts, and the awareness inputs the clock depends on
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CRA Gap Assessment
US$4,900
10 business days
- Applicability and class determination (default / important / critical)
- Assessment against every essential requirement of Annex I, Parts I and II
- Prioritized gaps
- Preliminary support-period determination
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CRA Readiness Package
US$12,900
4–6 weeks
- Everything in the Gap Assessment
- Article 13 cybersecurity risk assessment
- Annex VII technical documentation structure
- Vulnerability handling policy + coordinated disclosure process
- Support-period justification and mapping to harmonised standards
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Not included at these prices: acting as notified body, the conformity assessment itself, CE marking, testing, or the secure development uplift — the engineering work on your product, which is the largest line in any CRA budget.
Full terms in our Service Terms.
This diagnostic is not a conformity assessment, CE certification, or legal advice. It does not determine your product's classification under the Cyber Resilience Act. Omakyn (Vynix LLC) is not a notified body. The Declaration of Conformity is signed by the manufacturer, not by Omakyn.