IEC 62443: SDLC-Software Design
- Date
- 2027-02-07
- Location
- Online
- Host
- IEC 62443 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Building secure software is no longer a nice-to-have, especially in environments where reliability and safety matter. IEC 62443: SDLC-Software Design is a focused virtual meetup for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of how secure development lifecycle thinking applies during software design, and how to translate a standard into real engineering decisions. Whether you work hands-on in software delivery or you help shape technical process, this session is designed to help you connect the language of IEC 62443 to the realities of designing, reviewing, and improving software systems. Expect a technical community conversation that is grounded, relevant, and useful from the moment you log in. About the Event This online event centers on software design within the context of
Who should attend
This is for people who want to make software design more secure, more structured, and more aligned with real-world SDLC expectations. - You work in **software engineering or architecture** and want to understand how IEC 62443 connects to design decisions you make before code is shipped. - You are involved in **application security, product security, or cybersecurity** and want a better way to discuss secure-by-design practices with development teams. - You lead or support **SDLC, quality, compliance, or engineering process improvement** and need clearer ways to interpret standards in practical workflow terms. - You are part of a team building or maintaining systems where **security, reliability, and lifecycle discipline** matter and you want stronger early-stage design conversations. - You enjoy **technical community meetups** where you can learn from peers, compare approaches, and ask implementation-focused questions. - You are newer to IEC 62443 but already know that understanding the design phase will help you contribute more effectively in your role. If you have been looking for a session that connects standards language to actual software practice, you will likely find this highly relevant.