Open-Source Cyber Resilience Act Tools
Location: Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Poland, Estonia
Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal
The Open-Source Cyber Resilience Act Tools (OSCRAT) project is aligned with the objectives outlined in the Cyber Resilience Act by developing tools that will support compliance procedures for European SMEs. These tools aim to address the essential requirements of the CRA by facilitating internal compliance processes and enhancing cyber resilience among SMEs. The project's activities align with the
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- Under Construction
- Location
- Italy
- Updated
- 22 Jul 2026
- Source
- EU Funding & Tenders Portal
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Description | The Open-Source Cyber Resilience Act Tools (OSCRAT) project is aligned with the objectives outlined in the Cyber Resilience Act by developing tools that will support compliance procedures for European SMEs. These tools aim to address the essential requirements of the CRA by facilitating internal compliance processes and enhancing cyber resilience among SMEs. The project's activities align with the call objectives and contribute to the overall Digital Europe Programme objectives: · Checklist Automation: OSCRAT will provide an automated checklist tool that identifies the digital product category and generates relevant self-assessment and third-party assessment checklists. · Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Solution: By collecting SBOM manifests or parsing project description files, OSCRAT will generate SBOM reports compliant with SPDX/CycloneDX standards. · Vulnerability Automation: OSCRAT will adhere to ISO/IEC standards for vulnerability disclosure and handling, providing SMEs with a structured approach to manage vulnerabilities. · Incident Handling Process: OSCRAT will identify the severity of incidents and, if significant, report them to key cybersecurity entities such as ENISA, EU-CyCLONe, and CSIRTS. · Documentation Centralization: OSCRAT will create a centralized repository. It's worth noting that the OSCRAT platform will be built upon the open-source Unicis Platform Community Edition, in addition to the comprehensive features outlined. The OSCRAT project derives immense benefits from the robust capabilities that are already embedded within Unicis Platform, including enterprise-ready features such as SAML, SSO, directory sync (SCIM), multi-tenant architecture, magnetic link, MFA for enhanced security, REST API, webhooks and events, audit logs and internationalization (i18n) support. In summary, OSCRAT will be offered as a free open-source solution, providing tools accessible to everyone as a self-hosted, one-click install via marketplaces |
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Country | Italy |
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Article published date | 2026-02-15 |
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