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09:00 - 10:00 28 de Marzo 2019
Security and functional safety validation for a connected Automotive
The future smart vehicles need to support the following evolving connectivity use cases – 5G / LTE for real-time networking with the cloud; V2X driving multitude of road safety related and other non-safety commercial applications.
Often these discrete wireless components are being integrated independently, thereby increasing the potential attack surfaces and vulnerabilities for both remote and physical assaults to the entire autonomous driving system. Thus, safeguarding these component's external interfaces and their possible routes and connections to the rest of the system, by adhering to functional safety specifications and validation methodologies becomes critical element in achieving a robust and fail safe vehicle system.
This presentation will build upon the connectivity use cases, list safety goals and record targeted safe states. This is done by exercising ISO 26262, in order to ensure that standardized functional safety requirements are met and applying ISO 21448, Safety of Intended Functionality (SOTIF), for addressing of risks due to hazards resulting from functional insufficiencies of the intended functionality or by reasonably foreseeable misuse by persons. This presentation will also include discussion on architecture models for specifying and designing fault tolerant systems and will also describe the relationships with other disciplines such as Test, Reliability and Security. |
