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== #EU #CyberResilienceAct, Contributions wanted from Open Source Contributors to shape the Standards ==
The #CRA will become a huge deal for the regulation of software.
It will affect who is responsible for security, in what way and with what effect. This was at first a danger for #OpenSource and #FreeSoftware, but through the good work of many people and organisations, it could become a benefit!
Luckily, the standards can still be shaped, and you can contribute to them!
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There is a pad explaining the process (thanks @jmaris)
https://pad.softwarefreedom.net/pad/#/2/pad/view/uJAiNHWU7XUlErGMwS9Z2OzStjlXZqMSnD+zJ2Y7unI
The current #ETSI standards are written in Markdown and separated by the software class, like #Browser #PasswordManager or #VPN
Here, contributors can read them and open issues if things are unclear, overly restrictive or could be otherwise improved:
https://labs.etsi.org/rep/stan4cra
Non-commercial #FOSS is excluded, so this would be relevant for commercial projects (which can be fully free software).
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