StealthNet delivers Cyber Resilience Act penetration testing for connected products: devices, firmware, companion apps and the cloud APIs behind them. Every finding is mapped to Annex I, and the report is formatted for your Annex VII technical documentation. First report in 48 hours, human-validated, at a fixed fee. The CRA does not use the words penetration test. It requires products to ship with no known exploitable vulnerabilities and requires effective and regular tests and reviews of security across the support period. A pentest report is the most direct evidence for both.
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Reporting obligations live since 11 Sep 2026 · Full application 11 Dec 2027
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Not by name. The CRA requires products with digital elements to ship with no known exploitable vulnerabilities (Annex I Part I) and requires manufacturers to apply effective and regular tests and reviews of security for the whole support period (Annex I Part II). A dated penetration test report is the most direct evidence for both, and it belongs in the technical documentation described in Annex VII.
The Cyber Resilience Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/2847, sets cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements placed on the EU market, including the remote data processing solutions they need to function. It entered into force on 10 December 2024 and applies in stages.
10 Dec 2024
Regulation enters into force
11 Jun 2026
Provisions on notification of conformity assessment bodies apply
11 Sep 2026
Article 14 reporting obligations apply
11 Dec 2027
All remaining obligations apply
EU financial entity testing sits under DORA. See DORA penetration testing.
Actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents, reported through ENISA's single reporting platform.
24 hours
Early warning
72 hours
Notification
14 days / 1 month
Final report: 14 days after a corrective measure is available (vulnerabilities), or one month (incidents)
Article 14 obligations have applied since 11 Sep 2026. An exploitable flaw found by an attacker first starts a 24 hour reporting clock.
No harmonised standards are cited in the Official Journal yet, so your evidence has to stand on its own.
StealthNet returns a fixed-fee quote in 24 hours and a first report in 48 hours.
Scope the device, firmware, app and cloud, AI agents map the attack surface, a senior tester validates exploitability, and you receive an Annex I mapped report for your technical file.
From kickoff to auditor-ready report, delivered in 48 hours.
Firmware, interfaces and local protocols on the product itself.
Mobile and desktop software that controls or configures the product.
The remote data processing the CRA covers: the services your product needs to function.
How updates are built, signed, distributed and installed, and how devices are onboarded.
The components you declare, checked against known vulnerabilities.
Default credentials, access control and out-of-the-box configuration.
Fixed fee, quoted before any work begins.
$5,000 to $10,000
Fixed fee, quoted before any work begins
Best for: Pre-release evidence for your CRA technical file
$1,500
Single small scope: 1 role, one target. Larger or multi-role scopes move to Hybrid or a custom quote.
Best for: Regular testing between releases
Custom quote
Best for: Support-period testing for product lines
Single app or API
One companion app or one API. Lands near the bottom of the range.
Device + app + cloud
The device, its companion app and the cloud backend it needs. The most common CRA scope.
Product family
Several products or a full line. Quoted above the range.
Which one counts as technical file evidence?
StealthStrike is good for regular testing between releases. It is AI-only, so we do not position it as standalone evidence for your technical file, and we will tell you so on the call. For evidence you put in front of a notified body or a market surveillance authority, use Hybrid.
Twelve Annex I Part I requirements. Tick what you can already prove.
Annex I Part I readiness
0 of 12 confirmed
Items drawn from Annex I Part I of Regulation (EU) 2024/2847. Not legal advice.
No. StealthNet is not a notified body. We do not issue conformity assessments, EU declarations of conformity or CE marks, and we do not give legal advice. Our report is evidence you place in your technical file or hand to your notified body. Confirm your product class and obligations with counsel or a notified body.
Every compliance pentest pulls from these test-type services as needed. Scope is sized to your environment, not padded with hours.
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