FAQTransparent answers for CRA teams.
What Verimu does, what it does not do, and where we draw the line. No legal theater, no black-box promises.
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Does Verimu guarantee CRA compliance?
No. No software can guarantee your organization is legally compliant on its own. Verimu provides the technical evidence layer: SBOMs, dependency monitoring, timestamped artifacts, and audit-ready exports. Legal interpretation, remediation, and formal reporting remain your responsibility.
2
What can Verimu reliably commit to about the CRA's 24-hour window?
Our platform commitment is on detection speed. For supported ecosystems, Verimu continuously monitors dependency data and surfaces newly relevant vulnerabilities fast enough to support action well inside the CRA's 24-hour reporting window. Your team still determines whether an issue is reportable and submits any required notice.
3
How is Verimu a 'set it once and forget it' system?
You integrate Verimu once into CI/CD. After that, SBOMs are generated automatically, monitoring runs continuously, and compliance artifacts stay current in the background. The goal is to remove repeated manual compliance work, not create another dashboard your team has to babysit.
4
Why not just extend our current security tools or build this in-house?
You can, but the hard part is not the first integration. The real cost is the ongoing maintenance: new package-manager support, current SBOM formats, multiple CVE sources, and changing regulatory expectations. Verimu packages that ongoing work as maintained infrastructure.
5
What is live today, and what is still evolving?
The core automation layer is the most mature part: CI/CD integration, SBOM generation, and dependency-driven vulnerability detection. The reporting, governance, and operational surface area continues to expand over time. We prefer to be explicit about that instead of pretending every layer is equally finished.
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Are we locked into Verimu?
No. Verimu is built around standard SBOM formats and documented interfaces. Your artifacts stay exportable, your evidence remains portable, and the system is designed to avoid black-box dependence. If your process changes later, you should still be able to take your outputs with you.