24 hours to warn. The drafts are ready.
Under the Cyber Resilience Act, if a part in your product is being actively exploited, you have 24 hours to send an early warning. Watchdog is a software subscription: it spots the match and generates every report as a draft. You review them and submit them on ENISA's platform yourself.
€79 a month
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Technical evidence, not a legal certificate.
24 hours
Early warning
A short first notice that a part is being exploited.
72 hours
Notification
What is affected, what you know so far, what users should do.
14 days after a patch
Final report
The cause, the corrective measure, and how you prevent it from happening again.
A fourth text tells your users. The clock starts when you learn about the attack.
How Watchdog works
Upload each release
Every new version is scanned like a one-off report, and the app generates an updated document pack.
The app keeps watching
It keeps your parts list, not your file, and matches it against public lists of vulnerabilities that attackers are using now.
The app drafts the texts
If one of your parts turns up, you get an email alert with all four texts generated from your product details.
For micro and small companies
Micro and small companies are not fined for missing the 24-hour early warning (Article 64(10)(a)). The 72-hour notice, the final report and every other duty still apply.
What we keep
For Watchdog we keep only your parts list, while your plan is active and for 30 days after. Your files are still deleted within 24 hours.
The app drafts. You decide and submit. Proofsheet never sends anything to ENISA or a national authority for you.