Polarion Cybersecurity Management
Polarion Cybersecurity Management helps organizations protect software-defined products, manage risks and ensure compliance with NIS2 and the EU Cyber Resilience Act through unified SBOM management, continuous monitoring, and end-to-end transparency.
Take control of your software security lifecycle
Gain full transparency into cybersecurity risks and compliance requirements while proactively managing vulnerabilities through continuous SBOM intelligence. This streamlines secure application lifecycle management across your entire digital thread, ensuring comprehensive protection.
Risk assesment
Cybersecurity management system
End-to-end cybersecurity information sharing alongside digital thread
Threat and damage libraries
Apply your best practices in a managed way across your portfolio
Threat and risk assessment
Instant overview of identified threats and implications for actionable mitigations
Rapid project kick-off
Leverage our IEC 62443-based project template for an instant start to your analysis
Process and documentation
Collaborative development
Facilitate seamless information exchange across the security lifecycle.
Configurable workflows
Quickly adapt project templates to match your unique development processes
Open architecture
Integrate development, build or automation solutions with ease
SBOM management
Gain license and quality transparency while continuously building your code or analyzing deployed products
Vulnerability impact analysis
Continual quality assurance
Gain immediate insights on vulnerabilities and license breaches for released products by tracking where-used data
Impact analysis
Realtime view on vulnerabilities vs. risks for instant priority decisions
SBOM sync and scan
Analyze at code commit or SBOM import
Software quality and security management
Integrate Sigrid’s objective software analysis into Polarion to track maintainability, manage technical debt, and strengthen software quality governance. Sigrid® analyzes your systems using the world’s largest software metrics database and global standards, delivering clear, actionable, data-backed recommendations.
Cybersecurity legislation NIS2 and CRA
Avoid severe financial penalties under NIS 2 and the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) by ensuring full compliance with essential cybersecurity requirements.
Incorrect or misleading information may trigger additional penalties of up to €5 million or 1% of global annual turnover. Proactive alignment with NIS 2 and CRA requirements safeguards your organization from significant financial and reputational risk.
The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is an EU regulation that sets mandatory cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements. It ensures that software and hardware are secure throughout their lifecycle, including vulnerability management, incident reporting, and secure updates.
Organizations can achieve compliance by integrating cybersecurity into their development and operations processes. This includes continuous vulnerability monitoring, automated risk assessment, clear responsibility tracking, and maintaining up-to-date documentation across the entire digital thread.
NIS 2 applies to medium and large organizations in critical and important sectors (e.g., manufacturing, energy, healthcare, digital services).
The CRA applies to manufacturers, importers and distributors of digital products sold in the EU. Many organizations will be affected by both regulations simultaneously.
Non-compliance can result in significant financial penalties. Under NIS 2, fines can reach up to €10 million or 2% of global annual turnover.
Under the CRA, penalties can go up to €15 million or 2.5% of global annual turnover, depending on the severity of the violation.
A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) provides transparency into all software components and dependencies. It is essential for identifying vulnerabilities, managing risks, and demonstrating compliance with both NIS 2 and CRA requirements.
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