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The Transformational Acceleration of Automotive Safety Analysis
New Tools and Approaches for Achieving Comprehensive, Timely ISO 26262 Fault Analysis
Current ISO 26262 fault analysis methodologies are hampered by outdated technology platforms, far too slow and onerous given today’s tight project schedules. Three month plus certification processes have no place in modern automotive semiconductor projects under extreme time-to-market pressure. A next-generation suite of technologies and associated streamlined methodologies are becoming available and these promise transformational change to automotive electronic projects. These are arriving just in time given the electronic processing requirements for emerging driverless vehicles.
IC-Security Verification of Fault-Injection Side-Channel Attack in Semiconductors
Semiconductor security has become a significant concern in chip design, as more security-critical applications have arisen. Examples include the protection of safety critical (e.g. automotive) devices from malicious control takeover, revealing secrets defense related devices, accessing un-encrypted keys and other assets in smart-card chips, mining private data, chip-counterfeiting and even hacking into election machines. According to a recent study by Siemens EDA, and Wilson Research Group, 54% of ASIC/IC projects are implementing hardware security features that require verification.
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