EnCo ASE Security · IEC 62443-4-1

Security Risk Assessment Software for Industrial Products

Perform security risk assessments for the secure product development lifecycle according to IEC 62443-4-1 within an integrated engineering environment.

IEC 62443-4-1 Compliant Methodology
Multi User Collaboration
Integrated Engineering Data
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Security Risk Assessment Workflow Based on IEC 62443-4-1

EnCo ASE supports your team throughout the security risk assessment of industrial products – from the product and security context to the threat model, security requirements, countermeasures and verification.

01

Product &
Security Context

Describe the product, its intended environment, interfaces and the assets to be protected

02

Threat
Model

Model components, data flows and trust boundaries and identify threats to the product

03

Risk
Assessment

Assess likelihood and impact and derive the risk level of each threat

04

Security
Requirements

Derive security requirements and the targeted security level from the assessed risks

05

Counter-
measures

Define defense-in-depth countermeasures and assign them to threats and requirements

06

Verification &
Residual Risk

Verify the implemented measures and evaluate the remaining residual risk

07

Documentation &
Review

Document results and support review, approval and compliance evidence

EnCo ASE guides you through the complete security risk assessment for IEC 62443-4-1 – with integrated data, reuse of engineering knowledge and real-time collaboration.

Core Security Risk Assessment Capabilities

From the product context and threat model to risk assessment, security requirements and countermeasures – EnCo ASE provides the tools to build and maintain structured security risk assessments for industrial products.

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Product Context & Threat Model

Describe the product, its environment and the threats it is exposed to.

  • Model components, interfaces, data flows and trust boundaries
  • Identify assets and their security properties
  • Identify threats systematically for every element
  • Keep the threat model linked to the system design
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Risk Assessment & Security Levels

Evaluate risks consistently and derive the required protection.

  • Assess likelihood and impact with configurable risk models
  • Derive risk levels and the targeted security level
  • Use catalogs of typical threats and vulnerabilities
  • Keep assessments consistent and reproducible across products
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Security Requirements & Countermeasures

Turn assessed risks into requirements and defense-in-depth measures.

  • Derive security requirements from the assessed risks
  • Define countermeasures and assign them to threats and requirements
  • Track the implementation and verification status of measures
  • Evaluate the residual risk after mitigation
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Review, Reporting & Documentation

Keep security risk assessment information structured and available for audits and communication.

  • Work with review workflows and dashboards
  • Version projects and compare analysis states
  • Generate reports and cybersecurity documentation
  • Keep results accessible for engineering teams and assessors

Integrated Engineering. Connected Security Risk Assessment.

EnCo ASE connects the security risk assessment with requirements, system structures and other safety and security analyses, so engineering information can be reused, traced and maintained across the entire development process.

Requirements

Manage derived security requirements together with the other product requirements.

System Design

Reuse system structures, interfaces and data flows in the threat model.

Core Analysis

Security Risk Assessment

Develop structured security risk assessments with connected engineering data instead of isolated information.

Attack Trees

Investigate threat scenarios in detail with the connected attack tree analysis.

Threat Assessment

Combine the assessment with threat assessments and TARA in the same environment.

Reporting

Use structured engineering data for consistent reports and project documentation.

End-to-End Traceability

Maintain relationships between requirements, system elements, threats, countermeasures and downstream analyses.

Reuse Engineering Knowledge

Use existing information across analyses and products instead of maintaining the same knowledge several times.

Consistent Engineering Data

Work with connected data instead of isolated documents and reduce inconsistencies between disciplines.

The security risk assessment becomes part of the engineering model. EnCo ASE lets teams connect analysis data across requirements, system design and security engineering instead of managing the assessment as an isolated document.

Connect Security Risk Assessment with Your Engineering Toolchain

Import existing engineering information, exchange structured assessment data and export results for further use in your development environment. EnCo ASE integrates the security risk assessment into established engineering workflows instead of creating another isolated data source.

Import Data

Import

Bring existing engineering and analysis information into EnCo ASE and use available project data as the basis for further analyses.

Data Exchange

Exchange structured engineering information between EnCo ASE and other systems while preserving the relevant relationships.

Engineering Data EnCo ASE Security Risk Assessment
Use Data Beyond the Assessment

Export

Export assessment information and analysis results for documentation, communication and further use in your engineering environment.

Toolchain Integration

Connect assessment activities with the surrounding engineering processes and keep information available where your teams need it.

Use Existing Data

Build on engineering information that already exists instead of recreating it manually in the assessment.

Reduce Duplicate Work

Exchange structured information across engineering activities and avoid unnecessary manual data transfer.

Keep Engineering Connected

Integrate the security risk assessment into the overall development process and preserve the links between relevant information.

Your security risk assessment does not have to stay isolated. EnCo ASE helps you move engineering information into, through and out of the assessment process – connected with your entire engineering environment.

Technical Overview

Key technical capabilities of EnCo ASE Security Risk Assessment at a glance.

Methodology

IEC 62443-4-1
Security Risk Assessment

Risk Models

Predefined & Project Specific
Risk Calculation

Collaboration

Multi User
Engineering

Knowledge Reuse

Catalogs &
Reusable Threat Data

Engineering Integration

Requirements, System Design
& Attack Trees

Data Exchange

Import, Export &
Excel Reporting

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Frequently Asked Questions About Security Risk Assessment Software

Answers to common questions about EnCo ASE Security Risk Assessment, the IEC 62443-4-1 methodology, collaborative security analysis and the integration into your engineering processes.

What is security risk assessment software?

Security risk assessment software helps engineering teams identify, assess and treat cybersecurity risks of a product in a structured way. Instead of maintaining spreadsheets, a dedicated tool manages system elements, threats, risks, security requirements and countermeasures in one consistent data model and keeps the assessment maintainable over the product lifecycle.

What is IEC 62443-4-1?

IEC 62443-4-1 is the part of the IEC 62443 series that defines requirements for a secure product development lifecycle of industrial automation and control system components. It covers practices such as security requirements specification, threat modelling, secure design, verification and defect management.

What does SRA stand for?

SRA stands for Security Risk Assessment. It describes the systematic identification of threats to a product, the assessment of their likelihood and impact, and the derivation of security requirements and countermeasures from the resulting risks.

Does EnCo ASE follow the IEC 62443-4-1 process?

Yes. The module supports the security risk assessment activities of the secure product development lifecycle – describing the product and its security context, threat modelling, risk assessment, deriving security requirements and countermeasures, and evaluating the residual risk.

Can the risk calculation be adapted to our organisation?

Yes. EnCo ASE provides predefined risk models and additionally supports project-specific models, customisable selection lists and catalogs so the assessment fits your internal cybersecurity process.

Can several engineers work on one assessment at the same time?

Yes. Projects are stored in a central database and support multi-user collaboration, change history and review workflows – distributed teams work on the same assessment without exchanging files.

How is the assessment connected to requirements and system design?

System elements and threats can be linked to requirements and system structures. Security requirements derived from the assessment are managed as requirements for further development, and changes stay traceable.

Can the assessment be combined with other security analyses?

Yes. EnCo ASE also provides threat assessment, TARA according to ISO/SAE 21434 and attack tree analysis. Threat scenarios can be analysed in detail, and the results stay connected in the same environment.

Does EnCo ASE support reporting and documentation?

Yes. Assessment data can be documented with the integrated Report Designer and exported for communication with customers, assessors and auditors – including Excel-based reporting.

Why dedicated security risk assessment software instead of Excel?

Spreadsheets become hard to maintain when products, threats and requirements grow and change. A database-driven tool keeps relationships consistent, supports collaboration and versioning, and reduces the manual effort of keeping the assessment up to date.