AAMI SW96 vs TIR57: Did SW96 Replace It?
AAMI SW96 didn't formally replace TIR57, but SW96 is now the FDA-recognized normative standard. Here's what changed and what the FDA expects in 2026.
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AAMI SW96 didn't formally replace TIR57, but SW96 is now the FDA-recognized normative standard. Here's what changed and what the FDA expects in 2026.
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A phase-by-phase mapping of the FDA's SPDF onto IEC 81001-5-1 activities, so dual FDA + EU submissions produce one artifact set instead of two.
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IEC 62304 governs the software lifecycle. IEC 81001-5-1 adds security activities on top.
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JSP2 is a development framework, MDS2 is a procurement disclosure form. Here's how the two artifacts complement each other across the device lifecycle.
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The FDA lists JSP2, SPDF, IEC 81001-5-1, and ISA/IEC 62443-4-1 as acceptable cybersecurity frameworks. Here's how to actually pick one for your submission.
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IEC 81001-5-1 vs AAMI SW96 compared side-by-side: scope, lifecycle vs risk focus, FDA recognition, and which to anchor your Secure Product Development.
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Compare AAMI TIR57, TIR97, and SW96: scope, lifecycle stage, FDA recognition, and how to stack them in a 2026-ready SPDF program.
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Learn how to get medical device cybersecurity labeling right with MDS2, JSP2, and FDA expectations - improving transparency, accountability, and patient.
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Why traceability is the backbone of medical device cybersecurity: linking risks, requirements, controls, and tests into FDA-ready submission evidence.
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IEC 80001-1 assigns risk-management responsibilities when medical devices connect to hospital IT networks. Roles, controls, and how it maps to FDA 2026 guidance.
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Explore the implications of MDCG 2019-16 on medical device cybersecurity, highlighting key guidelines, industry challenges, and strategies for ensuring.
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Updated November 10, 2024 In the medical device industry, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) form the foundation for ensuring the safety, effectiveness.
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