IEC 62443: SDLC-Module Testing
- Date
- 2027-01-08
- Location
- Online
- Host
- IEC 62443 (Functional Safety)
About this event
IEC 62443 puts real pressure on how software is built, tested, and maintained, and module-level testing is where that pressure becomes practical. This virtual session focuses on the SDLC side of IEC 62443 with an emphasis on module testing: what it means, how teams apply it in practice, and how to think more clearly about secure development expectations without getting lost in abstract compliance language. About the Event This is an online community meetup for people who want a sharper, more usable understanding of IEC 62443: SDLC-Module Testing. Rather than treating the standard as a checklist to memorize, the event is designed to help attendees connect the language of the framework to the day-to-day work of building and verifying software. The format is well suited to a virtual audience:
Who should attend
This will feel especially relevant if you want to connect secure development standards to the real work of software testing and engineering process. - You work in **software engineering, security engineering, QA, or product development** and want a clearer understanding of how module testing fits into an IEC 62443-aligned SDLC. - You support **industrial, embedded, operational technology, or other security-sensitive systems** where secure development expectations need to be translated into practical team workflows. - You are responsible for **testing strategy, verification, or development quality** and want to think more rigorously about module-level evidence and process discipline. - You help your organization with **compliance, governance, or secure development program work** and need stronger alignment between standards language and what engineering teams actually do. - You are looking for a **peer community** where you can compare interpretations, ask better questions, and hear how others are approaching similar SDLC challenges. - You are curious about IEC 62443 but do not want a purely theoretical discussion; you want a session that helps you apply the concepts in a more grounded, useful way.