IEC 62443: Security Level
- Date
- 2027-01-09
- Location
- Online
- Host
- IEC 62443 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Security Level is one of the most discussed and most misunderstood parts of IEC 62443. If you work anywhere near industrial cybersecurity, product security, system integration, or OT risk management, you have probably heard the term used as if it were simple. It is not. This virtual session is designed to make it clearer, more practical, and more useful. What Is This? This online event focuses on IEC 62443 Security Level: what it means, how it is interpreted, and why it matters in real-world industrial and operational technology environments. Rather than treating Security Level as just a label or compliance checkbox, this meetup creates space to look at the concept with more precision. You can expect a community-oriented format built around learning, discussion, and professional exchange.
Who should attend
This event is for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of IEC 62443 Security Level and who value learning through discussion as much as presentation. - You work in **industrial cybersecurity, OT security, ICS security, or product security** and want stronger command of a concept that comes up often in standards-based conversations. - You are a **systems integrator, engineer, architect, consultant, or technical lead** who needs to explain or apply Security Level in a way that is accurate and useful. - You are involved in **risk assessment, security requirements, compliance, governance, or project planning** and want better context for how Security Level fits into decision-making. - You are part of a **vendor, asset owner, or service provider team** and need to communicate more clearly with customers, colleagues, or stakeholders about IEC 62443 expectations. - You already know the term but feel that the meaning is often **used too loosely or interpreted inconsistently**, and you want a more grounded discussion. - You appreciate **community learning and professional networking** and want to meet others working through similar OT and industrial security questions.