Key point: From 11 September 2024, the Cyber Resilience Act introduces new reporting obligations that require CISOs to revise their incident response processes.
The Cyber Resilience Act enters into force on 11 September and introduces new reporting obligations for enterprises. CISOs must adapt their reporting processes and documentation accordingly.
The Cyber Resilience Act becomes binding on 11 September and establishes new reporting obligations for security incidents. Enterprises will then be required to report cybersecurity incidents to competent authorities within defined timeframes.
For CISOs, this means redesigning incident response processes: documentation procedures must be updated, escalation thresholds reviewed, and internal approval processes for reporting established. The regulatory requirements vary in part depending on the sector affected and the size of the organisation.
Organisations should review their reporting obligation compliance to avoid delays or penalties. Early preparation for the new requirements is necessary to maintain operations securely from September onwards.
Source: news.google.com · Published 20 July 2026
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