About this talk
This talk features speakers Sebastian Schuberth and Martin Nonnenmacher discussing the ORT Server, a platform developed from the OSS Review Toolkit designed to automate software compliance checks in a scalable and enterprise-ready manner. It addresses the challenges that small to medium enterprises face in understanding the obligations of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and presents the ORT Server as an open-source alternative to costly commercial solutions that risk vendor lock-in. The session delves into the history of the ORT Server and OSS Review Toolkit, elucidating their relationship and target audiences, while showcasing the user-friendly UI that simplifies compliance and legal workflows for less technical users. Using a concrete example, the speakers will guide attendees through managing vulnerabilities and policy rule violations to meet CRA requirements, as well as provide insight into forthcoming features that will broaden the ORT Server's capabilities to include compliance with additional regulations like NIS2 and DORA.
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