ENISA SRP

ENISA Single Reporting Platform readiness for CRA

The ENISA Single Reporting Platform is the reporting destination for CRA vulnerability and incident notifications. Teams need structured internal data before they can submit reliable external reports.

What teams need before submission

A strong SRP workflow starts before the portal. Teams need product identity, vulnerability facts, discovery timestamps, affected versions, remediation status, and internal approvals ready in a structured format.

  • Product and manufacturer identity details.
  • Vulnerability, exploit, and incident facts connected to product versions.
  • Review and approval workflow before external submission.

How cramio prepares SRP reports

cramio organizes product, SBOM, vulnerability, incident, and evidence data so teams can draft CRA reports quickly and consistently. Submission receipts and report decisions can be kept in a tamper-evident evidence vault.

  • Early warning facts for the 24-hour reporting window.
  • Expanded technical and impact details for 72-hour full notifications.
  • Final report evidence including remediation and root-cause information.

Evidence matters after submission

Regulatory reporting does not end at submission. Teams need proof of timing, approval, remediation, and follow-up decisions. Evidence records support audits, management review, and future incident response improvement.

  • Store report versions, timestamps, decisions, and receipts.
  • Link reports to products, SBOMs, incidents, and VEX statements.
  • Maintain a consistent audit trail for CRA readiness.

Common questions

What is ENISA SRP?

ENISA SRP refers to the Single Reporting Platform used for structured cybersecurity reporting workflows connected to EU regulatory obligations, including Cyber Resilience Act reporting.

Does cramio submit directly to ENISA?

cramio prepares, validates, and organizes report data and evidence. Submission can be performed by an authenticated owner according to the organization’s approval workflow.

Why prepare SRP data before an incident?

CRA reporting windows are short. Preparing product inventory, SBOMs, ownership, templates, and evidence workflows before an incident reduces missed deadlines and incomplete submissions.