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The road to medical device software compliance is challenging for even experienced developers. Regulations from the FDA and MDR make it difficult to understand expectations and Standards such as IEC 62304 and IEC 81001-5-1 continually evolve, placing an ever-growing burden of proof on your team.
To navigate this complex landscape and successfully deliver your medical technology to market, you need irrefutable evidence that you’ve met all necessary requirements and mitigated any imminent risks. But how?
Join Perforce Director of Compliance Jill Britton and Director of Product Steve Howard for a comprehensive webinar that unpacks the medical compliance process in 2027.
You’ll learn how to:
- Determine which regulations, standards, and guidance apply to your medical device software to support verification and compliance.
- Build safety, security, and traceability evidence into your development lifecycle.
- Reduce the risks associated with legacy code, SOUP, and AI-generated code.
- Prepare a more complete and defensible evidence package for regulatory review.
If you’re a software engineering lead, regulatory affairs manager, or product security team member looking to launch your medical device in 2027, this webinar is for you.
Register now to save your spot.
Presenters
Jill Britton
Jill Britton has over 30 years of embedded software experience across a variety of industries. She has worked as a software engineer and manager for telecommunications, automotive, defense, and education software.
Jill is now the Director of Compliance at Perforce and is a committee member of MISRA. Jill holds a BSc in Computer Science and Statistics from Newcastle University, and a MSc in Computer Science from Brunel University London.
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Steve Howard
Steve has more than 15 years of experience in the software verification and validation space — the majority of that working with static analysis.
Steve has a first-class degree in Computer Science from the University of Wales, and several post graduate qualifications in software testing and safety certification.