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ISASecure and IEC 62443, explained with the numbers
What each certification program actually evaluates, how the security levels and device types change the scope, and where the common points of confusion come from — written by the assessors who run these evaluations.
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Security levels10Tiers (Core / Advanced)5Device & component types9Assessment streams6Testing & verification11Evidence & artifacts16Independent testing5Maturity levels4Sampling1Scope & boundaries16Surveillance & maintenance4Certification process20Common component constraints (CCSC)1Cost & effort3Comparisons4Roadmaps & readiness1
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SDLAIntroductory
What is ISASecure SDLA, and what does the certificate actually certify?
ISASecure SDLA certifies a development organisation and a versioned development process against IEC 62443-4-1: eight practices, 47 requirements, no levels.
Sep 8, 20268 min readRead
SDLADeep dive
IEC 62443-4-1 process audit: the 23 SDLA rows no product evaluation examines
23 ISASecure SDLA-312 rows are checked only in the SDLA process audit, on Perseus's reading of its activity columns: defect handling, coding rules, pen testing.
Sep 8, 20269 min readRead
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