
Matthew Lear
Matthew Lear is a software engineer at Raspberry Pi, an embedded Linux developer and author of the rpi-image-gen tool for building custom Raspberry Pi software images.
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Sep 11, 2026
The EU Cyber Resilience Act: What It Means for Raspberry Pi (and You)
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Matthew LearGUEST
Yeah, so the interactive style package update that lots of people are familiar with is not really applicable to an embedded or industrial product with a defined use case.

Matthew LearGUEST
Typically, you're going to be building the software for those images with the packages that are needed to fulfill that purpose.

Matthew LearGUEST
Nobody should be shipping full-fat Raspberry Pi OS and just trimming bits off, putting it in the field.

Matthew LearGUEST
So given that, you're generating your software build, you're deploying it to the device, you know what's in it because the tools that we provide generate software building materials.

Matthew LearGUEST
So certainly one of the tools that we use are PyImageGen and also actually PyGen, the tool that's used to generate the distribution.

Tom WestcottHOST
What about Raspberry Pi Connect is important? I mean, I understand it allows secure point-to-point communication, but what does Connect offer that other update mechanisms don't provide?