Connected devices run for ten to twenty years. Much of their firmware is made of components from suppliers and open source, and a new vulnerability can become known in any of them at any time. The Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2 turn this into an obligation: manufacturers and operators must know and document what is in their devices.
LegacyMind analyses the firmware as shipped, without source code, and keeps the result current over the whole lifecycle: software bill of materials, known vulnerabilities, hardening findings and a report you can pass on to customers, auditors and authorities.