Cybersecurity, CRA And How It Affects You
Watch on demand: What does the EU Cyber Resilience Act mean for entertainment technology manufacturers?
In this PLASA Show 2026 seminar, Wayne Howell of Singularity and Roland Hemming of RH Consulting explain how the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is changing the cybersecurity requirements for products sold in the European market.
With new responsibilities for product security, vulnerability reporting, documentation and ongoing support, manufacturers across the lighting, audio and AV sectors face important decisions about their existing equipment and future product development.
Combining technical expertise with practical commercial guidance, the session examines how businesses can prepare for the legislation, address cybersecurity risks and communicate compliance effectively to customers.
Key topics explored:
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Understanding CRA requirements: Key regulatory dates and the implications for connected entertainment technology products.
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Secure product development: The principles of secure by design and secure by default, and their implications for manufacturers.
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Existing equipment and product updates: How the legislation affects legacy products, substantial modifications and future firmware development.
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Cybersecurity assessments: Identifying threats, evaluating vulnerabilities and developing appropriate risk mitigation strategies.
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Documentation and communication: Software Bills of Materials, vulnerability reporting, support periods and customer information.
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Secure communications and compatibility: The challenges of legacy protocols and the role of new approaches such as Sig-Net.
Watch the full seminar for practical guidance on navigating the Cyber Resilience Act and understanding the technical and commercial considerations facing entertainment technology businesses.
