Cybersecurity frameworks / Certifiable standard

IEC 62443: Security for industrial automation and control systems

The international standard series for operational technology (OT) and industrial control system security.

IEC 62443 covers OT security for asset owners, system integrators and product suppliers, zones and conduits, security levels, secure development and component requirements. Parts can be certified. We use it to design OT security programmes for manufacturing, energy, water and oil and gas, connected to ISO 27001 governance.

Who it is for

  • Asset owners with industrial control systems
  • System integrators
  • OT product manufacturers

What you gain

  • Risk-based OT network design
  • Products and integrations buyers trust

Your path to certification

  1. Gap assessment

    We compare what you do today with every requirement and control, then give you a prioritised gap report and a realistic timeline.

  2. Design and documentation

    Scope, policies, procedures, risk methodology and records, written to fit how your teams actually work, not a template binder.

  3. Implementation and training

    We help owners put controls in place, train the people who run them and start collecting evidence.

  4. Internal audit and management review

    An independent internal audit and a structured management review prove the system works before the certification body looks at it.

  5. Certification audit support

    We prepare you for Stage 1 and Stage 2 with your chosen accredited certification body and help close any findings quickly.

  6. Surveillance and continual improvement

    Optional managed support keeps evidence current through annual surveillance audits and the three-year recertification.

IEC 62443 questions

Can we certify to IEC 62443?
Yes. Several parts, such as secure product development and component requirements, support certification by accredited bodies.

Ready to start on IEC 62443?

Tell us which standard or customer requirement you are facing. In a free 30-minute call we will outline the gaps, a realistic timeline and what it will take to be audit-ready.