
IEC 62443: SDLC-Module Implementation
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Industrial systems face unprecedented cyber threats, and traditional development approaches leave them dangerously exposed. IEC 62443 mandates a Secure Development Lifecycle—embedding security into every stage of software creation, from initial requirements through deployment and ongoing operations.
Part of the Critical Systems Analysis functional-safety series on Industrial Cybersecurity.
In this episode:
- This module builds security into every stage of software development.
- Secure Development Lifecycle, or S-D-L, is the systematic approach embedded in IEC 62443 .
- An effective Secure Development Lifecycle flows through five key phases.
- IEC 62443 mandates that security requirements be documented early and remain traceable.
- Threat modeling identifies attack vectors before code is written.
- Security testing is mandatory throughout development, not a final step.
Reference: IEC 62443-4-1 applies to product development for components used in industrial automation and control systems. Four Security Levels (SL1-SL4) are defined, with escalating requireme
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