Hello everybody, thanks very much for coming to the CRA in practice, Deaf room.
We have, thank you, we have extremely packed schedule and we really made sure that
this schedule sounds and we have a lot of good speakers, everything about the CRA in practice.
We have a quick reminder, yes, so there is no magic of making a happening.
We have four organizers, the brilands, Megan, could you raise your hands?
My talent, all there ends Philip and myself and a bunch of volunteers, without all of these guys,
it's not going to happen so just amazing, all of volunteers.
Thank you.
Why were you here actually? You may or may not be familiar with the CRA, which stands for European Union,
on Siberia, Lensack. This is a nice URA, good nation that gets dropped just a few years ago,
I think, but actually the most of us started to work on that seriously, starting the late 2024
and beginning of 2025, and that's what happened.
The CRA affects everybody and everything, essentially, not only devices, which is a big myth,
but all the software and somehow open source communities as well.
And that's why we're here to figure out how to approach it.
But last year, we spent actually to learn what actually means and spread the world and educate open source community
and everybody out there that it's a big thing.
And this is coming, and you shouldn't be scared about this, because essentially it's a good thing,
it promotes the good security practices.
Yes, it's kind of the completely sophisticated and brain-new legislation for software for digital world.
And 2025, we spent understanding, learning and figuring out what's happening in 2025,
we're going to switch more to their practical steps, right?
What are the tools available can make you life easier?
What are the lessons learned from all of the stakeholders like manufacturers, maintainers,
and stewards? What's already done to make sure that approach CRA in practical,
or in most possible practical manner?
So that's why our platform is here to make it more practical.
Just a few reminders, be mindful to each other.
You have heard about code of conduct on the kickoff, with the first done respect.
Organizers and volunteers guidance, right?
If we need to quickly switch their own, please do it.
And the speaker says, well, please be on time.
There will be the signs with how many minutes left.
If there is a minute left, this literally is a minute left.
So this is nothing you can do with this. Please wrap up.
Take your seats, change quickly, keep their own clean,
and please continue the full-up conversation in the hallway.
We may or may not have some time for questions.
Please don't be disappointed if you really wanted to chase speaker.
Please go out and talk about this.
And have fun. The most important thing. Have fun, please.
Thank you.