Companies that create connected devices will have to fix cyber vulnerabilities as soon as they become aware of them under the EU Cyber Resilience Act, which was finalized during the trilogue process 30 Nov., Euractiv reports. The parties also agreed that nonprofit groups that sell open-source software and reinvest those funds into nonprofit activities would be excluded from certain documentation standards.
EU groups reach agreement on connected products law
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