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Explore how the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) represents an engineering audit disguised as regulation rather than a traditional compliance exercise in this 18-minute conference talk. Learn why most organizations' current CRA strategies are fundamentally flawed and destined to fail because they focus on documentation and policies instead of demonstrable engineering evidence. Discover the critical gap between what organizations think CRA requires versus what it actually demands: verifiable proof of how software is built, secured, and maintained. Understand why traditional compliance approaches involving checklists, PDFs, and governance frameworks cannot satisfy CRA requirements, as the regulation demands demonstration rather than description of workflows. Examine how the Eclipse Trustable Software Foundation (TSF) provides a solution through reproducible builds, provenance trails, SBOM integrity checks, tamper-evident pipeline metadata, and continuous trust signals that generate the engineering-grade evidence CRA expects. Gain insights into why effective CRA strategies must begin in the software pipeline rather than in compliance departments, and learn how TSF replaces guesswork with verifiable facts while eliminating bureaucratic overhead.
