Every team shipping a product into a regulated market hits the same wall, and it is not building a secure product. It is proving it. The EU Cyber Resilience Act alone asks for a Software Bill of Materials, a vulnerability disclosure process, security updates across the whole support period, incident reports filed within 24 hours, and a conformity assessment before the product can ship. None of that has anything to do with the thing you are actually trying to build, and it never ends.

Scadable is the compliance engine that does that work for you. It maps everything you have shipped, catches the vulnerabilities that are actually being exploited, writes and ships the fix, and files the report inside the window a regulator will accept. You get the green check, and you go back to building.

We start with the Cyber Resilience Act because it is automatable, it is new enough that no one owns it yet, and the first deadline is already close: the 24 hour reporting obligation applies from 11 September 2026. SOC 2 and ISO 27001 come next.

The bigger idea is simple. Scadable becomes the functional compliance unit of your business, the layer that runs security and compliance in the background and pulls you in only when a human is genuinely needed. Compliance that does not feel like compliance.

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