Disclosure intake portal
A published, monitored channel where a researcher can report a flaw in your product and get an answer.
Every manufacturer selling a digital product in Europe must receive vulnerability reports, handle them, and notify ENISA of an actively exploited flaw within 24 hours. Thousands of mid-sized manufacturers cannot build that function and do not know where to start. We operate it for them.
Against those numbers, a monthly subscription is not really a decision.
A published, monitored channel where a researcher can report a flaw in your product and get an answer.
Every report assessed for exploitability and impact against your actual product, not a generic CVSS score.
Managing the disclosure timeline with the finder — the part that goes publicly wrong when it is handled badly.
The customer-facing security advisory, written and versioned, in French, English and Arabic.
The 24-hour notification for actively exploited vulnerabilities, filed within the window on your behalf.
Product SBOMs maintained, embedded open-source monitored, and security updates tracked across the product lifetime.
Manufacturers of devices, software, IoT and machinery sold into the EU — the mid-sized ones with a real product team and no product-security function. If you ship firmware or software and you are not sure whether the CRA captures you, that is the conversation to have first.
Also relevant: solutions 21 (supply chain) · 12 (AppSec)Consultants do one-off CRA readiness assessments. A PSIRT is not an assessment — it is a function that has to answer a researcher on a Sunday and file with ENISA inside 24 hours. Standing operation is rare, and that is exactly why we built it as a subscription rather than a project.
Competition: nearly none as a standing serviceBring your product list. We will tell you which products are in scope, what September 2026 requires of you, and whether you need us at all.