The AI-powered product security and CRA compliance platform

Every acknowledgement, auto-drafted disclosure, closed advisory, and incoming report is logged with timestamp, severity, affected product, and reporter. Filter by reports, status changes, or external events. When ENISA, a market surveillance authority, or a Conformity Assessment Body asks how you handled a vulnerability, the answer is one click away.

Add every product, firmware version, executable, and hardware component you ship as a target. Set maximum severity, CIA impact, and environment classifications. Group by product family, then track advisories, disclosures, and SLAs per target. The structure maps directly to what CRA technical documentation expects.

The CRA AI Team Mate sits inside the platform and answers questions in plain English, referencing the Articles, Annexes, and Recitals behind every recommendation. Ask what a risk assessment needs to cover, which standards apply to your product, or what to include in your technical file. It cites its sources so you can verify the answer and use it in your documentation.

Article 13(8) requires manufacturers to share vulnerability information with affected suppliers and integrators. Attestra holds your full partner network, with each entry tagged as customer, supplier, or both, and tracked by country and primary contact. When a vulnerability affects an upstream component, notification is structured, recorded, and auditable.

Only 40.53% of global IoT manufacturers have a public mechanism for researchers to report vulnerabilities. Attestra spins up your branded CVD portal with intake forms for general public, security researchers, and commercial partners. Includes program status, safe harbour language, and policies, all hosted and maintained. Gives the 59% of IoT manufacturers without a disclosure mechanism today a compliant route to receive reports from day one.

The CRA expects manufacturers to publish security advisories for resolved vulnerabilities. Attestra generates and hosts your public disclosures page with CVE IDs, severity ratings, affected targets, publish and update dates, and full incident reports. Researchers, customers, and regulators get the same source of truth.

Publish and manage digital certificates and certificate revocation lists tied to specific product versions. Customers, integrators, and auditors can verify firmware and software integrity, check issuer details, and confirm validity windows. Supports the CRA’s expectation that manufacturers help downstream users trust what they install.