The Cyber Resilience Act’s final implementing guidance is now published, but it raises as many practical questions as it answers. With mandatory reporting requirements starting on 11 September 2026 and full obligations following on 11 December 2027, businesses across South Sardinia have a narrow window to get ready — and the cost of falling behind is steep: fines of up to €15 million or a ban from the EU market.

For entrepreneurs and small business owners in Villasimius and the surrounding area, the CRA is more than a regulatory hurdle. It’s a chance to build trust with EU customers and differentiate on security, provided the groundwork — legal role, product classification, and a realistic compliance roadmap — is laid now rather than in 2027.

This exclusive event brings together local entrepreneurs and decision-makers to break down what the final guidance changes, what compliance requires in practice, and how SMEs can offset the cost with EU support — including up to €30,000 in funding through the SECURE project.