Explore the intersection of copyleft licensing and the European Union's Cyber Resilience Act in this 42-minute conference talk from the Linux Foundation. Examine how the EU CRA represents a transformative milestone in software security regulation with global implications for all products containing digital elements sold in the EU market. Discover the unique challenges that copyleft licenses, which require derivative works to remain open source, present within the CRA's regulatory framework. Learn about the complexities and opportunities the legislation creates for Free and Open Source Software development, including necessary organizational adaptations such as internal security vulnerability reporting processes between product teams and upstream contribution workflows. Gain insights into how organizations must evolve their processes and workflows to comply with the CRA's requirements for identifying, managing, and mitigating software vulnerabilities more effectively in an increasingly regulated digital landscape.