Navigating the EU Cyber Act

The EU Cyber Act establishes a comprehensive framework for cybersecurity certification within the European Union. It aims to improve cybersecurity standards across member states by introducing common certification schemes for ICT products, services, and processes. This regulation enhances trust and security in digital products and services in the EU market.

Learn more about TrustInSoft Analyzer and how it helps achieve high cybersecurity standards.

The EU Cyber Act came into effect on June 27, 2019. The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) is tasked with developing certification schemes under this regulation, ensuring continuous adaptation to emerging cybersecurity challenges and technology advancements.

The EU Cyber Act requires organizations to adhere to cybersecurity certification schemes that outline specific security requirements for ICT products, services, and processes. These schemes focus on ensuring robust security measures, regular evaluations, and compliance with established standards to protect against cyber threats.

TrustInSoft helps organizations meet these requirements by providing exhaustive static analysis to guarantee software security and compliance.

The EU Cyber Act mandates rigorous cybersecurity standards for software, emphasizing the need for robust, secure, and compliant code. It impacts software development by requiring developers to integrate comprehensive security measures throughout the development lifecycle.

TrustInSoft Analyzer helps meet these standards by providing exhaustive static analysis, ensuring your software is free from vulnerabilities and complies with EU regulations.

Non-compliance with the EU Cyber Act can result in severe penalties, including substantial fines, legal actions, and reputational damage. Organizations may face financial penalties proportionate to the severity of the compliance failure.

TrustInSoft helps mitigate these risks by ensuring your software meets all security requirements through rigorous analysis and verification, thus avoiding costly non-compliance repercussions.

Organizations can prepare for the EU Cyber Act by adopting comprehensive cybersecurity practices, conducting thorough risk assessments, and ensuring all software complies with the new regulations.

With TrustInSoft Analyzer, you can proactively detect and eliminate vulnerabilities, achieve 100% code coverage, and integrate security your development processes, ensuring full compliance with the EU Cyber Act.

TrustInSoft Analyzer (TiSA) helps organizations comply with the EU Cyber Act by providing exhaustive static analysis that guarantees the detection and elimination of software vulnerabilities and undefined behaviors. This ensures that your software meets the stringent security requirements of the EU Cyber Act, providing a robust defense against cyber threats and compliance assurance.

TrustInSoft Analyzer (TiSA) use of formal methods provides mathematical guarantees of software safety and security, making it ideal for EU Cyber Act compliance. Using abstract interpretation, TrustInSoft’s exhaustive analysis ensures 100% code coverage, detecting all vulnerabilities and eliminating false positives, thus ensuring robust, secure, and compliant software that meets the EU Cyber Act's rigorous standards.

TrustInSoft Analyzer (TiSA) uses abstract interpretation, a mathematical framework used in static analysis, to approximate the behavior of a program to predict all possible inputs and states. The result is:

• Detect of all possible instances of undefined behavior are identified.
• Generalized inputs are used to explore all possible values, thus achieving complete code coverage without needing to run every possible test case explicitly.
• Mathematical Guarantees using formal methods prove the absence of certain classes of bugs and vulnerabilities.

TrustInSoft integrates seamlessly with existing Agile and V-model workflows, enhancing your development process without disruption. Its flexibility allows it to be used in both pre-deployment testing and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) environments, ensuring ongoing compliance with the EU Cyber Act throughout the software lifecycle.

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