Y Soft opens EU Cyber Resilience Act vulnerability reporting channel as rules take effect

• Y Soft Ventures faces new EU Cyber Resilience Act requirements effective Sept. 11, 2026 for products with digital components sold in the EU.
• Actively exploited vulnerabilities trigger mandatory disclosure to ENISA within 24 hours, followed by a full notification within 72 hours.
• Final reporting is due 14 days to one month after a fix becomes available, tightening incident-response timelines for in-scope products.
• Additional CRA conformity obligations start Dec. 11, 2027, including CE marking, technical documentation, security support periods for new SAFEQ placements.

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