Traceability: The Underpinning of ISO 26262 Safety Cases May 2nd, 2017 Nearly all of these safety arguments are work products generated by carefully performing safety activities called out by the safety… Learn More
Confirmation Measures Close Up Apr 17th, 2017 Throughout the safety life cycle, confirmation measures or verification reviews, are required for many of the required work products. These… Learn More
Is your car safe against hacking? Mar 29th, 2017 Earlier, physical access was a prerequisite for any sort of tampering or malicious embedding of software. However, this has been… Learn More
Safety Culture: The First Pillar of Autonomy Assurance Mar 21st, 2017 My answer:“Unless people trust the technology, it doesn’t matter.” People won’t adopt technologies that they don’t trust. Trust is central… Learn More
Riding along in my automobile…(and now on my motorcycle) Mar 15th, 2017 Those of us who have read through the September 2016 draft of the Second Edition have noticed a number of significant… Learn More
The Challenge of Autonomy Safety Assurance Mar 6th, 2017 Today’s autonomous vehicles are kept safe by a trained driver. He or she sits behind the wheel, monitoring the situation… Learn More
Let’s Start at the Beginning: Item Definition Feb 8th, 2017 In the ISO 26262 Standard this is covered in part 3 clause 5, the Item Definition. In this clause, the… Learn More
Understanding the Level of Abstraction in ISO 26262 Jan 24th, 2017 To illustrate this, the qualitative analysis of requirements can be performed at multiple levels: A system level analysis to ensure… Learn More
Building a Safety Case Using medini analyze Jan 13th, 2017 In order to ensure the processes and end products are safe, a clear documentation of the working, failure modes, fail… Learn More
