WEBINAR ON-DEMAND
Achieve safety AND security with ISO 26262 compliance

In this presentation Andrew Banks, Chairman of the BSI “Software Testing” Working Group and an active contributor to the recent revision of ISO 26262, describes a tools-based methodology that can be used to cost-effectively manage an ISO 26262 Part 6 compliant development.

ISO 26262 defines a product safety life cycle based on a risk-oriented approach, encapsulated by the assignment of an Automotive Safety Integrity Level (ASIL) to each system or subsystem under development. For every ASIL, the standard defines the processes related to requirement definition, implementation, verification, and validation, with traceability between each of these phases also being a key factor in the achievement of compliance.

The methodology guides development teams through the generation of fully compliant plans, document checklists, transition checklists, standards and other required lifecycle documents. When integrated with software verification tools, the compliance management system can also streamline verification processes, further reducing thousands of hours of documentation effort and achieving significant reductions in planning costs.

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