EU Regulation, in force

Do you know which vulnerabilities are hiding in your dependencies?

Since September 11, 2026, the Cyber Resilience Act requires you to report any exploited vulnerability to authorities within 24 hours. If you don't know you're affected, you can't respond in time.

LibTracker monitors your dependencies continuously and alerts you as soon as a CVE affects you.

What the CRA actually requires

A vulnerable dependency is being actively exploited in the wild. The regulatory clock starts ticking.

Your application relies on hundreds of dependencies. One of them, direct or transitive, is vulnerable and actively exploited. CRA Art. 14 demands an immediate response.

24h

Early warning to your national CSIRT and ENISA: who you are, which product is affected, which vulnerability.

72h

Full notification: estimated impact, corrective measures underway, scope affected.

14d

Final report: root cause, deployed fix, actual impact, threat actor information.

To meet these deadlines, you first need to know you're affected. Without a dependency inventory and CVE monitoring, you'll find out too late.

Are you exposed?

How LibTracker prepares you for the CRA

Four building blocks available today.

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Automatic SBOM

Generate a complete dependency inventory in CycloneDX or SPDX. 9 languages supported, transitive dependencies included.

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Real-time CVE alerts

Every new CVE is matched against your dependencies. Slack, Discord, or Email alert within one hour.

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CI/CD integration

Automatic scan on every push. Read-only API token. Operational in 5 minutes.

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CRA Art. 14 Reporting

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Immediate alert when one of your dependencies is actively exploited (CISA KEV catalog) or has a high probability of exploitation within 30 days (EPSS). Pre-filled declaration templates coming next.

LibTracker automates detection and alerting. Reporting to authorities remains your responsibility. We give you the tools, not the certification.

Built for European compliance

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Hosted in France

OVH infrastructure, data on French soil, GDPR compliant.

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Official data sources

CVE data from ENISA (EUVD), CISA KEV, and OSV. No black box.

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Source code never transmitted

Only your lock files are analyzed. Your code never leaves your environment.

What you risk for non-compliance

€15M

or 2.5% of global revenue

Withdrawal

from the European market

Public

publication of sanctions

NIS2 + CRA

NIS2 + CRA: two regulations, one preparation

NIS2 mandates software supply chain security. The CRA mandates SBOM and vulnerability reporting. LibTracker covers both.

Frequently asked questions about the CRA

What are the CRA deadlines?

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Is my company affected?

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Are open source projects affected?

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Why not Dependabot or npm audit?

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Who enforces CRA compliance?

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How much does it cost?

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