CRA operations for OEMs & industrial vendors
Living inventory of what you placed on the market, trust-but-verify firmware compare, Article 14 readiness, and a rebuild path for 10 to 15 year support periods.
The Pain
- Shipped products live in spreadsheets; no continuous scan
- Vendor SBOM and the binary disagree, no trust-but-verify path
- Long support periods (10 to 15 years) with no rebuild plan
- Compliance asks for evidence; engineering has tribal knowledge
What alloy-it Changes
- Products and releases as the CRA unit of record
- Vendor SBOM plus on-demand firmware-derived inventory and compare
- Triage, KEV/EUVD, and evidence packs
- Build provenance linked to blueprints for long-support rebuilds
Long support periods
Industrial products often need security updates for a decade or more. When triage confirms an affected release, build provenance points at the blueprint that produced the binary so you can reconstruct that environment and ship a patched release back into monitoring, not guess which toolchain built the 2022 image.
The Outcome
- Living inventory across the support period
- Defensible triage decisions for assessors
- Article 14 readiness without confusing it with customer advisories
- Reconstruct the environment that built a 2022 image in 2030
Get your products CRA-ready
Start with a product inventory, or book a walkthrough for your compliance and PSIRT teams.