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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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