Toronto, Ontario – In a move poised to reshape the landscape of software supply chain security, the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has formally adopted the EU Cyber-Crisis Management Blueprint. This strategic decision mandates the exchange of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) data across national borders, a development Cybeats Technologies Corp. (OTCQB: CYBCF) believes signals a pivotal moment. For Cybeats, a provider of cutting-edge software supply-chain security solutions, this presents a significant opportunity by establishing a unified, operationally-enforced market across the EU’s 27 member nations.1
The new Blueprint establishes a continent-wide framework, requiring member states to share critical security incident data, particularly through machine-readable SBOMs, throughout a cyber-incident’s lifecycle. This represents a shift from merely recommending SBOMs to mandating them, as highlighted by Justin Leger, CEO of Cybeats: “Europe is transforming SBOM from a best practice into an enforceable legal requirement. Regulatory agencies, national governments, and industry giants are all arriving at the same answer: SBOMs are essential. Cybeats is the solution designed specifically to turn that requirement into operational value.”
This announcement is the latest in a series of regulatory developments, following DIGITALEUROPE’s June 2025 cyber recommendations, which advocate for a centralized reporting portal, mutual recognition of NIS2 audits, and propose a 12-month transition period before key Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requirements, such as SBOM generation, become mandatory.2, 3 The Blueprint bolsters the CRA by defining precisely how SBOM data will flow between national authorities, ENISA, and the industry, thereby accelerating coordinated responses to supply-chain attacks.
SBOMs are fast becoming indispensable across the EU, with directives like the CRA and NIS2, alongside the new Blueprint, incorporating them as a critical component of digital compliance by 2026-27. But beyond compliance, the Blueprint strategically repositions SBOMs as vital real-time data tools for security response. This drives increased demand for platforms capable of continuous analytics and insights — a market segment where Cybeats is well-positioned. Additionally, Digital Europe’s proposal for self-assessment and a centralized EU portal is likely to accelerate market adoption by thousands of smaller suppliers.
Cybeats SBOM Studio directly addresses Europe’s evolving SBOM regulations by:
- Supporting SPDX, CycloneDX 1.5+, and VEX formats to meet EU compliance standards.
- Offering automated APIs for submitting SBOMs and vulnerability data to ENISA portals.
- Aligning with CRA, NIS2, and Blueprint operational workflows.
In other company news, Chris Malkhassian has resigned from the Board of Directors of the Company, effective May 22, 2025. The Company extends its gratitude to Mr. Malkhassian for his contributions and wishes him all the best in his future endeavors. The company also plans to issue 181,048 common shares to settle a debt of $22,631 at a deemed price of $0.125 per share.
About Cybeats Technologies Corp.
Cybeats Technologies Corp. (OTCQB: CYBCF) operates as a cybersecurity firm specializing in Software Bill of Material (SBOM) management and software supply chain intelligence technology. The company assists organizations in managing risk, adhering to compliance mandates, and fortifying their software from procurement to development and operational stages. Cybeats’ platform furnishes clients with detailed visibility into their software supply chains, enabling them to enhance operational efficiency, boost revenue, and ensure alignment with current and forthcoming regulations. Cybeats: Software Made Certain. Website: https://cybeats.com
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1 consilium.europa.eu industrialcyber.co
2 cdn.digitaleurope.org
3 cdn.digitaleurope.org
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