IEC 62443: SDLC-Security Requirements Specification
- Date
- 2027-11-19
- Location
- Online
- Host
- IEC 62443 (Functional Safety)
About this event
IEC 62443 is one of the most important frameworks in industrial cybersecurity, but turning its software development lifecycle requirements into something practical can be challenging. This online session is built to make the specification more approachable, more usable, and more relevant for people who need to work with it in real development and security contexts. About the Event This virtual event focuses on IEC 62443: SDLC-Security Requirements Specification and is designed as a space for learning, discussion, and community connection around a highly relevant topic in secure product development. If you work anywhere near industrial systems, connected products, embedded software, or regulated security environments, this is a timely opportunity to get clearer on what the standard is askin
Who should attend
If you want a clearer, more practical understanding of IEC 62443 SDLC security requirements, this event is likely for you. - You work in **product security, application security, or industrial cybersecurity** and want to better understand how IEC 62443 applies to software development practices. - You are part of an **engineering, development, or DevSecOps team** and need to translate security requirements into real lifecycle activities, documentation, and process improvements. - You support **compliance, governance, risk, or audit efforts** and want stronger context for evaluating SDLC-related expectations in industrial or connected product environments. - You are a **technical lead, architect, or manager** trying to align teams around secure development requirements without turning the process into box-checking. - You are **new to IEC 62443** and want a more approachable entry point through discussion, community exchange, and practical framing. - You value **meeting peers who are working through similar standards, implementation questions, and security maturity challenges** in a professional virtual setting. If you have ever asked how a security standard should actually influence the way software gets built, reviewed, and maintained, you will get useful context here.