Rockwell Automation supports the Cyber Resilience Act's objectives but identifies critical implementation challenges in Article 2(6)'s spare parts exemption. A strict interpretation threatens the maintainability of long-lifecycle industrial systems lawfully placed on the market before full CRA application.
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Rockwell Automation
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Their record over time
Rockwell Automation filed 4 positions between 18 Jul 2025 and 13 Apr 2026, across 4 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 4 times.
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What they argued
The European standardization system has played a vital role in supporting the Single Market by promoting safety, interoperability, and innovation across industries. As the European Commission undertakes the review of Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012, it is crucial to safeguard the strengths of the current framework while addressing areas of improvement.
Rockwell Automation appreciates the opportunity to share our perspective on the Digital Fitness Check. In addition to our detailed consultation input, we would like to share the attached document, which highlights an implementation issue within the CRA regarding the scope of the spare parts exemption in Article 2(6).
Rockwell Automation welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the proposed EU battery labelling rules. As a global supplier of industrial automation solutions, Rockwell supports clear and harmonised requirements that strengthen transparency while avoiding disproportionate or unnecessary administrative burdens. Rockwells detailed position and recommendations are provided in the attached document.
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