Webinar: The Cyber Resilience Act: What Waiting is Costing US Software Teams
Starting September 11, 2026, the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires companies to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents within 24 hours, with full compliance and CE-marking requirements following in December 2027.
This session breaks down what the reporting requirement actually demands, and what counts as an ‘actively exploited vulnerability’ or ‘severe incident’. It also pinpoints what most engineering and product teams are still missing: real visibility into their software's vulnerabilities and dependencies (SBOM), proof of test coverage, and safety-by-design foundations that hold up under regulatory scrutiny.
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On-Demand Webinar: Designing for Real-World Devices: Why Is It a Field of Its Own and How Qt Is Tackling the Most Complex Design Challenge
In this keynote, we discuss UX design for real-world devices and why we believe it needs solutions t...
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On-Demand Webinar: Modern, Performant UIs to Rust and C#: Qt Bridges Technology Preview Is Here!
Qt Bridges brings Qt to the languages your team already writes. This session covers the project and ...
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On-Demand Webinar: How Medical Software Teams Break The Regulatory Bottleneck
Every medical device you ship needs a decade of security updates, maintenance, and regulatory upkeep...
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QtWS26: Customer Voices SAUTER
Qt World Summit 2026 Customer Voices Interview with SAUTER
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