The Road to embedded world '23: Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, asvin

Chad Cox

March 9, 2023

asvin will be located in hall 3 booth 325 during embedded world 2023 providing guidance and information to the upcoming EU NIS 2 Regulation and its effects on small and medium sized companies, that become part of critical infrastructure. 

The Road to embedded world '23: Monrovia, California, Parasoft

Chad Cox

March 9, 2023

During Embedded World 2023, Parasoft will demonstrate (Hall 4 Booth 378) its leadership in offering the most complete support for MISRA C 2012 Amendment 3, including an early permitted draft version of MISRA C++ 202X.

The Road to embedded world ’23: Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Solid Sands

Chad Cox

March 8, 2023

At embedded world 2023 (hall 4, booth 348), Solid Sands will be highlighting its SuperGuard C Library Safety Qualification Suite. The test suite is requirements-based for the C standard library with full traceability between the requirements derived from the ISO C language definition and the individual library tests.

The Road to embedded world '23: Weston, Massachusetts, BG Networks

Chad Cox

March 6, 2023

Join BG Networks at hall 4 booth 344 during embedded world 2023. There it will showcase its BGN-SAT, an intuitive GUI-based embedded processor security deployment tool that enables engineers, even those without cybersecurity backgrounds, to implement critical security controls such as encryption, authentication, and secure software updates quickly and efficiently in their IoT devices.

Andes and IAR Partner on ISO 26262 Ready TDDI SoC ILI6600A

Chad Cox

February 16, 2023

Team82 Releases its State of XIoT Security Report: 2H 2022

Chad Cox

February 16, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Victoria, Australia, Clarinox

Chad Cox

February 15, 2023

Why Requirements Traceability Still Matters for Today’s Embedded Systems

Mark Pitchford

February 10, 2023

As the saying goes, the cost of “failing to build the right product or to build the product right” impacts revenue and reputation. The only way to build the “right product” is to develop requirements that are both effective and traceable down to the software. This enables development teams, quality assurance (QA), and certifying authorities to examine any function in the software to determine its purpose by tracing it back to a requirement.

Engineering for Safety and Economy in Driving Automation

Alison Young , Bart Vermeulen , Luc van Dijk

February 8, 2023

Road to embedded world '23: Bozeman, Montana, wolfSSL

Chad Cox

February 6, 2023

EXPLOITED: ABB’s µFLO G5 Flow Computers

Chad Cox

February 1, 2023

Linking Together for Critical Systems: PikeOS and Matlab Simulink Code

Chad Cox

January 25, 2023

Complete ASIL-A,B,C,D and ISO26262 Certified IP Cores from T2M

Chad Cox

January 24, 2023

The Role of Confirmation Measures in ISO 26262 Functional Safety Automotive Products

Synopsys, Inc.

January 23, 2023

Compliance with the ISO 26262 standard is essential for ensuring the safety and reliability of safety-critical automotive systems.

Kingston Returns to CES with IronKey, a Hardware-Encrypted USB Type-C Drive

Chad Cox

January 6, 2023

Pytest for Functional Test Automation with Python

Rahul Vala

January 3, 2023

eSOL Will Release Software Development Kits for CC-LINK IE TSN

Chad Cox

December 28, 2022

STMicroelectronics Builds on its STNRG011 with the STNRG011A

Chad Cox

December 28, 2022

Get a Sneak Peek at Socionext's Booth Before CES 2023

Chad Cox

December 21, 2022

Safe and Precise ASIL Positioning Engine

Chad Cox

December 21, 2022

Win Source Reaffirmed as a Value Component Supplier

Win Source Electronics

November 28, 2022

SYSGO's PikeOS Reaches CC Level EAL5+ Security Certification

Chad Cox

November 16, 2022

MVTec is Expanding Machine Vision with HALCON 22.11

Chad Cox

October 3, 2022

Accelerating Time-to-Market using an Integrated High-Assurance Software Stack

Paul Pazandak , Fabrizio Bertocci

September 16, 2022

General-purpose computing, operating systems (OSs), inherent language features (like C memory allocation), and software quality issues have led to a lack of inherent security and resiliency in systems throughout industry. This has resulted in many security breaches that have had dire consequences to national security. It is necessary to design assured systems based on appropriate techniques and tools by applying sound security and engineering principles.