
Cyber Resilience Act reporting obligations: what applies now
Cyber Resilience Act reporting obligations started on 11 September 2026: early warning within 24 hours via ENISA's platform, also for older products.
Controllers, drives and robot cells sit where machinery, electrical and cybersecurity rules meet. We sort out which ones apply to each product and hold your CE documents in the EU.

2027
From 20 January 2027 Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 replaces the Machinery Directive for machines and safety components.
24 h
Since 11 September 2026, actively exploited vulnerabilities in products with digital elements are reported within 24 hours.
Art. 4
Machinery, EMC, RoHS and radio products need an economic operator in the EU that holds the declaration of conformity.
Pick a product to see the EU rules it usually falls under. Yours may differ, so we check each one.
Robots and robot cells
Machinery; under the Machinery Regulation control systems must also be protected against corruption.
Machinery Regulation replaces the Machinery DirectiveMachinery Regulation
Safety components such as light curtains
Light curtains and safety logic units are safety components under the machinery rules.
Machinery Regulation replaces the Machinery DirectiveMachinery Regulation
PLCs, I/O modules and industrial PCs
Low Voltage Directive only from 50 V AC or 75 V DC; as logic unit for safety functions a safety component.
All Cyber Resilience Act requirements applyCyber Resilience Act
Drives and motors
Electric motors and variable speed drives must also meet the ecodesign efficiency rules.
Industrial gateways and wireless sensors
A radio module brings the Radio Equipment Directive, an internet connection its cybersecurity rules.
All Cyber Resilience Act requirements applyCyber Resilience Act
HMIs and operator panels
With a data connection the Cyber Resilience Act applies, reporting since 11 September 2026.
All Cyber Resilience Act requirements applyCyber Resilience Act
The next dates from the rules on this page.
Reporting of actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents
Cyber Resilience Act
2 October 2026
Machinery Regulation replaces the Machinery Directive
Machinery Regulation
All Cyber Resilience Act requirements apply
Cyber Resilience Act

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Not on its own. A PLC is electrical equipment under the EMC and RoHS rules, and under the Low Voltage Directive from 50 V AC or 75 V DC. A safety PLC placed on the market as a logic unit for safety functions is a safety component under the machinery rules.
Yes. Safety components with fully or partially self-evolving behavior using machine learning approaches that ensure safety functions are listed in Annex I Part A of the Machinery Regulation, so a notified body is always involved.
For products under the Machinery, Low Voltage, EMC, RED or RoHS rules, a business in the EU must hold the declaration of conformity: an importer, an authorized representative or a fulfilment service provider.
From 20 January 2027 the Machinery Regulation applies, with requirements to protect control systems against corruption and the option of digital instructions.

Cyber Resilience Act reporting obligations started on 11 September 2026: early warning within 24 hours via ENISA's platform, also for older products.

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