FREE · LOCAL-ONLY PLANNING AID

Start the CRA
reporting clock.

Rehearse the 24-hour, 72-hour, and event-based final-report sequence before the Article 14 reporting obligations apply on 11 September 2026.

Calculate the timeline Download the free A4 card

Updated against ENISA's August 2026 SRP guidance. No signup or server storage.

Read the working timeline

Verify every date against your approved process and the official platform.

Early warningSep 12, 2026, 09:00 AM UTC

Within 24 hours of awareness

Incident notificationSep 14, 2026, 09:00 AM UTC

Within 72 hours of awareness

Final incident reportNot fixed yet

Enter the actual incident-notification submission time

FREE PRINTABLE · ONE A4 PAGE

Carry the clock into the shift handoff.

The printable card keeps awareness time, 24-hour and 72-hour owners, evidence gaps, mitigation status and final-report timing visible without collecting case data.

24H→72H→FINAL

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OPERATIONAL BOUNDARY

A clock is not a reportability decision.

Does not decide whether the CRA or Article 14 applies
Does not classify an occurrence or establish legal awareness
Does not connect to or submit through the Single Reporting Platform
Does not replace legal, regulatory, cybersecurity, or incident-response advice

OFFICIAL SOURCES

Check the current rule and platform.

European CommissionCRA reporting obligations ↗ENISASingle Reporting Platform ↗ENISA · updated 3 August 202624h, 72h and final-report FAQ ↗Offline paid kitGet the complete $59 drill room →