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AI coding tools run riot over SBOM controls as EU CRA looms
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Fusion42 · 10 October 2026 · Fusion42 review
The EU Cyber-Resiliency Act (CRA) imposes new liability for vulnerabilities in open source components used in software products, but traditional SBOMs struggle to keep pace with the risks posed by AI-generated code and open source dependencies. AI coding tools increase software supply chain vulnerabilities, complicating compliance and security efforts under the CRA, with new risks like slopsquatting exploits emerging.
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You face major new liability risks under the EU Cyber-Resiliency Act as AI tools introduce hidden vulnerabilities beyond traditional SBOM coverage. Start integrating continuous code scanning and rethink your dependency tracking this week to avoid costly compliance failures.
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