What Is UL 2900?

UL 2900 and IEC 62443 are cybersecurity standards that complement each other. UL 2900 focuses on testing network-connected devices in the U.S. to mitigate security risks, while IEC 62443 is an international standard covering industrial cybersecurity with technical and process-oriented methods to ensure security at every development phase.

Yes, static analysis tools can assist in enforcing UL 2900 compliance by identifying security vulnerabilities and weaknesses in software code. Addressing these issues enhances the overall cybersecurity of the system.

Testing types such as vulnerability testing, penetration testing, and secure code reviews help achieve UL 2900 compliance, ensuring that software-based systems meet specific cybersecurity standards.

UL 2900 is not mandatory, but it provides guidelines for the cybersecurity of connected systems, helping organizations enhance the security of their products.

UL 2900 is recognized by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and is commonly used for cybersecurity certification of medical devices to ensure their security and integrity.