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  1. ベリフィケーションテクノロジー 横浜本社 Kanagawa//Electronic Components and Semiconductors
  2. テンダーラビングケアサービス 海外認証PRO　グローバルアクセス部（東京本社） Tokyo//others
  3. シーユー・トピア 本社 Osaka//environment
  4. 4 アネモス Tokyo//IT/Telecommunications
  5. 4 Hirabara Engineering Service Ltd. Kanagawa//others
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  1. [Basic Edition] The First Step in European Market Regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EUAI Law) ベリフィケーションテクノロジー 横浜本社
  2. What are the main implementation details of the manufacturing manufacturer in the "Machine Rules"? ベリフィケーションテクノロジー 横浜本社
  3. [Intermediate Edition] How to implement the requirements of European market regulations? ベリフィケーションテクノロジー 横浜本社
  4. What are the main implementation details for manufacturers in the EU AI Act? ベリフィケーションテクノロジー 横浜本社
  5. 5 What is the CRA/Cyber Resilience Act? Key Points for Compliance with EU New Regulations ベリフィケーションテクノロジー 横浜本社

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[Basic Edition] The First Step in European Market Regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EUAI Law)

[Basic Edition] The First Step in European Market Regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EUAI Law)

It is a very tight schedule, and addressing it is urgent; a must-see for those who are troubled.

This document provides a clear explanation of what European market regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EU AI Act) are. The European Machinery Directive, CRA, and EU AI Act present requirements on a principle basis, leading to an increasing number of cases where design teams struggle to determine specific response methods. First, we are offering this document as a basic introduction to European market regulations. Please feel free to download the PDF and take a look. *If you have any concerns or issues regarding regulatory compliance, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will propose a specific action plan tailored to your company's situation.*

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The shock of GX-ETS

The shock of GX-ETS

Starting in 2026, the transition to a legally binding emissions trading system is imminent!

Our company supports the transition to GX-ETS Phase 2, which will begin in 2026. The revised GX Promotion Act was enacted in May 2025, transitioning from voluntary initiatives to a legally binding "cap-and-trade" emissions trading system. The target includes approximately 300 to 400 companies, covering about 60% of domestic emissions. If emissions cannot be offset by the deadline, there will be an obligation to pay 1.1 times the market ceiling price for the shortfall. 【GX Pressure Also Affecting Small and Medium Enterprises】 ■ Scope 3 Issues: Large companies are required to set CO2 reduction targets for their entire supply chain, demanding strict CO2 data provision and reduction efforts from their small and medium-sized enterprise suppliers. ■ Continuity of Transactions Risk: GX compliance is being incorporated into corporate procurement standards, increasing the likelihood that companies not engaged in CO2 reduction will be excluded from the supply chain. ■ Competitive Disparity: Companies compliant with GX can receive various preferential measures such as subsidies, low-interest loans, and additional points in bidding, creating a significant gap in fundraising capability and order competitiveness compared to non-compliant companies. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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DX Support Services for the Manufacturing Industry

DX Support Services for the Manufacturing Industry

Supporting challenges for the realization of true DX transformation!

We support challenges to achieve true digital transformation by conducting IT projects primarily in-house. We assist in transforming your UX (user experience) and UI (user interface). Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. 【Service Contents】 ■ Research and Hearing ■ Organizational Structure Development ■ Requirements Definition Support ■ Development Support *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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What is the CRA/Cyber Resilience Act? Key Points for Compliance with EU New Regulations

What is the CRA/Cyber Resilience Act? Key Points for Compliance with EU New Regulations

All products with digital elements are subject! A thorough explanation of specific measures in the design field in response to the legal obligation of the CRA (Cyber Resilience Act).

This document provides a clear explanation of European market regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EU AI Act). The CRA (Cyber Resilience Act) is an EU regulation that requires cybersecurity measures and vulnerability management for products with digital elements from the design stage. Some obligations will begin in 2026, with full application by December 2027. Compliance will require cyber risk assessments, the creation of SBOMs, and the establishment of vulnerability management systems, which poses challenges due to increased workload. This document explains the requirements of the CRA and points for compliance. It introduces practical approaches from risk analysis to technical documentation preparation. 【Solutions to your concerns】 ■ I want to understand the requirements and deadlines of the CRA. ■ I want to know how to respond to SBOM and vulnerability management. ■ I want to advance regulatory compliance despite a lack of design resources. *For more details, please download the PDF. If you have any issues or concerns regarding regulatory compliance, please feel free to contact us. We will propose a specific action plan tailored to your company's situation.

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What are the main implementation details for manufacturers in the EU AI Act?

What are the main implementation details for manufacturers in the EU AI Act?

From data governance to the design of human oversight. An explanation of the legal obligations and practical measures required by the EU AI Act, which will apply from August 2026.

This document provides a clear explanation of European market regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EU AI Act). The EU AI Act requires manufacturers of products classified as high-risk AI systems to implement risk management, data governance, and the preparation of technical documentation. Additionally, there are various practical measures that need to be addressed, such as establishing human oversight, quality management, and post-market monitoring. This document explains the key implementation requirements for manufacturers under the EU AI Act. It also introduces an efficient approach to regulatory compliance, taking into account the relationship with the Machinery Directive and CRA. 【Solutions to Your Concerns】 ■ I want to organize the compliance requirements of the EU AI Act. ■ I want to know how to address high-risk AI systems. ■ I want to advance regulatory compliance, including the Machinery Directive and CRA. *For more details, please download the PDF. If you have any issues or concerns regarding regulatory compliance, please feel free to contact us. We will propose a specific action plan tailored to your company's situation.

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Latest Trends in CRA for the Manufacturing Industry Supply Chain - Explanation Document

Latest Trends in CRA for the Manufacturing Industry Supply Chain - Explanation Document

Supporting compliance with the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)! Mitigating supply chain risks.

In the manufacturing industry's supply chain, ensuring product safety and reliability is crucial. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) enacted in the EU requires addressing cybersecurity risks throughout the entire supply chain. In particular, security measures across the entire supply chain, from product design to manufacturing and distribution, are essential. Compliance with the CRA not only facilitates entry into the EU market but also enhances the resilience of the entire supply chain. Our technical documentation explains the latest trends regarding the CRA and provides solutions to the challenges faced by the manufacturing industry. [Usage Scenarios] - Assessment of cybersecurity risks in the supply chain - Consideration of specific measures for compliance with the CRA - Strengthening collaboration with suppliers [Benefits of Implementation] - Entry into the EU market through compliance with the CRA - Improvement of security levels across the entire supply chain - Visualization of risks and implementation of efficient countermeasures

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What are the main implementation details of the manufacturing manufacturer in the "Machine Rules"?

What are the main implementation details of the manufacturing manufacturer in the "Machine Rules"?

From risk assessment to preparation for source code submission. This explains the essential practices that design teams will face under the European Machinery Regulation, which will be fully applicable in 2027.

This document provides a clear explanation of European market regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EU AI Act). The European Machinery Directive, which will be applicable from January 2027, requires manufacturers to conduct risk assessments from the design stage and to prepare technical documentation. In particular, for machinery that includes software, the burden of cybersecurity measures and evidence management to demonstrate compliance is increasing. This document explains the key implementation requirements for manufacturers under the Machinery Directive. It also introduces efficient approaches and practical points while considering overlapping requirements with the CRA. 【Solutions to your concerns】 ■ I want to know the requirements for manufacturers under the Machinery Directive. ■ I want to organize responses to EU regulations, including the CRA. ■ I want to reduce the burden on the design department due to regulatory compliance. *For more details, please download the PDF. If you have any issues or concerns regarding regulatory compliance, please feel free to contact us. We will propose a specific action plan tailored to your company's situation.

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[Intermediate Edition] How to implement the requirements of European market regulations?

[Intermediate Edition] How to implement the requirements of European market regulations?

Introduction of "specific actions" for mechanical rules, CRA, and EU AI law requirements.

This document provides a clear explanation of European market regulations (Machinery Directive/CRA/EU AI Act). The requirements in the European Machinery Directive, CRA, and EU AI Act are presented on a principle basis, leading to an increasing number of cases where design teams struggle to determine specific response methods. [Solutions to Your Concerns] ■ Unsure how to implement the requirements of the Machinery Directive, CRA, and EU AI Act ■ Want to know how to conduct security risk assessments and evaluation methods *For more details, please download the PDF. If you have any issues or concerns regarding regulatory compliance, please feel free to contact us. We will propose a specific action plan tailored to your company's situation.

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A must-see for those struggling with CRA and machine regulations for logistics automation!

A must-see for those struggling with CRA and machine regulations for logistics automation!

We will not stop European exports! CRA and machinery regulations will be initiated in 4 to 6 weeks.

In the logistics automation industry, appropriate responses to the CRA (Cyber Resilience Act) and machinery regulations are required for continuous exports to the European market. These requirements will be applied in phases, with obligations for vulnerability reporting and reporting of exploited vulnerabilities and significant incidents coming into effect particularly from September 11, 2026. As the start of these applications approaches, many companies face challenges such as "not knowing where to start" and "lack of internal resources." This document introduces the support content of the "CRA and Machinery Regulations Emergency Diagnosis Package," which diagnoses the current situation and clarifies priorities within 4 to 6 weeks. Please download the PDF document to view it. We also accept inquiries regarding regulatory compliance. We will propose a specific action plan tailored to your company's situation. 【Use Cases】 - Exporting products to the European market - Responding to CRA and machinery regulations - Resolving internal resource shortages - Rapid regulatory compliance 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Continuation of exports to Europe - Risk reduction through regulatory compliance - Development of efficient response plans - Support from experts

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Support for inspection response.

Support for inspection response.

We provide extensive support for equipment diagnostics and inspection responses! We offer appropriate assistance to support healthy manufacturing.

Our company has been deeply involved in the construction and operation of pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities for many years. We provide support for equipment diagnostics that comply with GMP and regulations, as well as assistance in preparing for inspections, addressing identified issues, and proposing improvements. We can assist with tasks such as "preliminary equipment diagnostics" and "measures and improvement proposals for identified issues." We can also provide specific advice on how to address detailed points and requests, as well as methods of explanation, so please feel free to consult with us. [Examples of services we can provide] ■ Preliminary equipment diagnostics ■ Advice on methods of explanation (anticipated Q&A) ■ Preliminary responses to potential issues ■ Measures and improvement proposals for identified issues *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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