CEMarque Watch

When the Cyber Resilience Act moves, you hear about it — with the Article behind it.

Watch monitors 37 official surfaces — the Official Journal, the Commission's CRA pages, ENISA's single reporting platform guidance, national CSIRT pages, the harmonised-standards and notified-body lists — and tells you what changed, which obligation it touches, and what to do. Every item cites a fact you can verify.

Not real-time monitoring. Daily sources are checked once a day and weekly sources once a week, with the target of detecting a change within 24 hours of publication on a daily source. Detected changes are reviewed by a human before anything is sent; the operator's review target is two business days, same day for urgent candidates. There is no SLA at launch. Queue age and source health are public.

The Bulletin — $29 a month

A monthly email digest of CRA changes (plus out-of-band urgent notes), written per the editorial rules: what changed, who it touches, what to do — including "no action", which is a real and common answer. $29 a month per organisation, billed monthly, cancel any time; included in the Product and Agency plans when they ship. Edition 1 is a free sample to everyone on the list.

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Checkout is a Stripe page: business details, acceptance of the terms, payment in US dollars. Fourteen days after the first payment, a full refund on request — see the Refund and Cancellation Policy.

Manage or cancel your subscription — the customer portal ends it at the end of the paid month; there is no retention flow.

Free: updates for one verdict

Have a checker verdict? Subscribe to facts-version updates for that one verdict, free — one email whenever the facts it relies on move, with a one-click re-check. No digest, no other mail.

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No change has been published yet. The first automated poll establishes baselines; the first change record follows a human review.

CEMarque encodes Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 and the European Commission's published guidance as of 10 September 2026 (Facts v2026.09.4). It is not legal advice. Verify obligations for your product with qualified counsel where the stakes require it.