Bridging the Regulatory Gap

27 October 2026 | Maison de la Poste | Brussels, Belgium

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Join us in Brussels!

Building Trust is the foundation of a resilient digital future. Join industry leaders and the open source community at Code & Compliance to bridge the critical knowledge gaps surrounding European legal compliance.

Together, we will explore practical strategies for developing compliant products, navigating evolving EU regulatory frameworks (CRA, AI Act), and fostering cross-sector collaboration.

Don’t miss this opportunity to turn regulatory challenges into an engine for shared innovation, transparency, and lasting trust.    

Why attend

The CRA is coming. Are you ready?

First CRA obligations start this September and more are coming in 12 months. Build compliance with confidence

Code and Compliance brings together manufacturers, open source leaders, legal experts, policymakers, and security professionals to tackle the real-world challenges of implementing European digital regulations.

Learn how to put regulation into practice and reduce compliance risks

Move beyond theory with practical guidance on implementing the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the AI Act, and other evolving European regulatory requirements, aligning engineering, legal, and security teams.

Connect with the people shaping compliance

Engage directly with regulators, industry leaders, open source maintainers, and compliance experts working to define best practices.

Decode digital sovereignty and autonomy

Understand how open source and open standards drive digital sovereignty and autonomy in practice.

Influence the future

Participate in collaborative sessions that contribute to guidance, working group initiatives, and future open source compliance efforts.

Who should join

Connecting the people powering CRA compliance

Manufacturers & Product Teams:

Companies across all industries that are actively building and deploying operational readiness plans for the CRA and AI Act.

Industry Associations:

Trade organisations and sector bodies looking to learn how to better cooperate, align, and collaborate with the open source community.

ORC Working Group Members:

Global open source and enterprise stakeholders collaborating on the front lines of regulatory standards.

Open Source Program Offices (OSPOs) & Tech Leaders:

Internal teams tasked with governing open source adoption and securing the software supply chain.

Institutional & Policy Stakeholders:

Policymakers and regulators looking to align European legal frameworks with practical development realities.

Software Security & Legal Compliance Professionals:

Cross-functional experts translating complex legal requirements into practical, secure engineering workflows that build marketplace trust.