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Quick Start Guide

CVD Portal helps manufacturers meet the EU Cyber Resilience Act's coordinated vulnerability disclosure obligations (CRA Annex I Part II point 5). It gives your company a branded, public vulnerability disclosure portal, a submissions inbox to triage reports, and tooling for advisories and compliance evidence. This guide takes you live in four steps.

1. Create your account​

Sign up with email or with a Google, GitHub or Microsoft account. For an email sign-up, we send a verification link to confirm your address. Public email domains such as gmail.com cannot be used to create new accounts, which prevents brand impersonation.

Registration screen

To let an AI agent guide you, click Copy for AI agent on the register page and paste the text into a browser agent such as Claude in Chrome. The agent fills in your work email. You type the password, accept the Terms and choose email reminders yourself. The agent stops if the page shows an error.

2. Set up your workspace​

The portal makes your slug from your email domain when you sign up. For example, name@acme-corp.com gives acme-corp. The slug becomes your public reporting address at acme-corp.cvdportal.com. You cannot change it in Settings. Check your company name under Settings → General. Invite teammates as Member, Admin or Auditor under Settings → Team. A logo for a whitelabel portal requires the Enterprise plan.

Workspace setup in the dashboard

3. Publish your CVD policy​

The portal publishes a default CVD policy. To change it, edit the policy text under Settings → PGP / Security. The portal generates a matching security.txt so your disclosure contact is discoverable per RFC 9116.

CVD policy editor

4. Share your portal​

Link to your public portal from your corporate website and your security.txt file. Researchers submit reports there, and your team triages them from the dashboard with a full CRA audit trail.

Public researcher submission portal

Key areas of the app​

Where to do X in the app​

Plans​

CVD Portal has four plans: Free, Reporting, Compliance and Enterprise. A new company starts with a 14-day trial of the Compliance plan. Reporting adds analytics, CSAF export, SBOM, hardware registry, monitoring sources, obligations drafting, security reviews, more team seats, and threat intel. Compliance adds the CRA self-assessment, the CRA scanner and the exposure search. Enterprise adds API access, integrations, EUDI wallet identity features and the trust portal. Upgrade under Billing (https://cvdportal.com/billing).