Bureau Veritas Supports Zyell Solutions in Achieving IEC 62443-4-1 Certification

As the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and other cybersecurity regulations approach mandatory enforcement, product cybersecurity is becoming a key factor in market access and competitiveness. Organizations must embed cybersecurity across the Secure Development Lifecycle (SDL), from security requirements and threat analysis to secure design, testing, vulnerability management and maintenance.

Bureau Veritas and Deloitte Taiwan jointly recognised Zyell Solutions for achieving IEC 62443-4-1 Secure Product Development Lifecycle Certification at the “Deloitte × Zyell Solutions × Bureau Veritas IEC 62443-4-1 Certification Ceremony” on 8 July 2026.

The certification reflects Zyell Solutions’ commitment to a secure product development process aligned with international standards. Deloitte Taiwan contributed cybersecurity governance and regulatory advisory expertise, while Bureau Veritas provided its global testing, inspection, certification and verification capabilities. Together, the collaboration supports organisations in strengthening product cybersecurity governance and preparing for international regulatory requirements.

Zyell Solutions specialises in industrial cybersecurity, secure data exchange and cross-domain security technologies. Its IEC 62443-4-1 certification confirms that cybersecurity is integrated throughout its product development lifecycle, covering security requirements, architecture design, software development, testing and vulnerability management. This provides a foundation for meeting future global cybersecurity requirements.

David Hsueh, Director of Cybersecurity, Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services, said:
“IEC 62443-4-1 certification represents far more than compliance with an international standard. It demonstrates an organization’s ability to establish a mature and sustainable secure product development process. As regulations such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act continue to reshape the global marketplace, cybersecurity has become a key differentiator for product competitiveness. Bureau Veritas remains committed to helping manufacturers build internationally recognized secure development practices, improve cybersecurity maturity and accelerate access to global markets.”

Andy Liaw, General Manager of Zyell Solutions, said:
“Cybersecurity is no longer just a technical issue—it is an essential element of business competitiveness. Zyell Solutions has continuously invested in high-assurance cross-domain security and secure data exchange technologies because we believe cybersecurity is not only about protection, but also about building customer trust. Achieving IEC 62443-4-1 certification marks another important milestone in our commitment to delivering secure, reliable and internationally trusted products.”

Howard Jyan, Partner, Technology & Transformation Service, Deloitte Taiwan, added:
“When enterprises implement cybersecurity development processes, the key often lies not in blindly complying with standard requirements, but in genuinely integrating cybersecurity mechanisms into daily product development practices. Leveraging extensive industry experience, Deloitte helps enterprises precisely identify gaps between their current processes and international regulatory standards, and by combining product features with internal organizational structures, establishes secure development workflows that are both feasible and implementable. This ensures consistency and traceability across all security activities, and truly realizes a risk-driven secure development management model.”

Beyond IEC 62443-4-1 certification, Bureau Veritas supports manufacturers through a portfolio of cybersecurity services, including IEC 62443-4-2 and other IEC 62443 series assessments, prEN 40000-1-2, prEN 40000-1-3, and Cyber Resilience Act readiness assessments. These services support product cybersecurity governance across design, secure development, technical validation and regulatory compliance.

Bureau Veritas will continue to work with Deloitte and industry partners to help Taiwanese enterprises strengthen cybersecurity governance, improve product security maturity, meet international regulatory requirements and compete in global markets—supporting a more secure and resilient digital ecosystem.