IEC 62443: SDLC-Security Tools
- Date
- 2027-01-10
- Location
- Online
- Host
- IEC 62443 (Functional Safety)
About this event
IEC 62443 is one of the most important frameworks in industrial cybersecurity, but understanding the standard is only part of the challenge. The real question is how to support a secure software development lifecycle with the right tools, practices, and conversations across teams. This virtual meetup is built for people who want to move from high-level intent to practical implementation. About the Event This online gathering focuses on IEC 62443 and SDLC-security tools in a format that is approachable, practical, and discussion-friendly. Rather than treating security as a compliance checkbox, the event centers on how development and security teams can use tools and processes to support more reliable, defensible software delivery. Expect a community-driven meetup atmosphere with room for bo
Who should attend
If you care about how secure development practices actually get implemented in standards-aware environments, this event is likely a strong fit. - You work in **software development, DevSecOps, product security, application security, or engineering leadership** and want a clearer view of how IEC 62443 connects to everyday SDLC decisions. - You are part of an **industrial, OT, ICS, or cyber-physical systems** environment and need to better understand the role of security tools in development and release processes. - You help shape **security processes, compliance efforts, or development governance** and want more practical context than a purely documentation-focused conversation can provide. - You are evaluating or improving **tooling across the lifecycle** and want to compare how others think about adoption, integration, and tradeoffs. - You enjoy **focused technical meetups** where you can learn something useful, ask thoughtful questions, and meet people working through similar problems. - You are still building your understanding of IEC 62443 but want an accessible, concrete entry point that stays connected to real implementation concerns. If you want a discussion that sits between standards, tooling, and practice, you should feel right at home here.