Architecturing Functional Safety: An Expert-Led Webinar

Whether you’re navigating ISO 26262, IEC 61508, or similar standards, getting your safety architecture right from the start can save time, costs, and lives.

Join us on the 3rd of July at 16:00 for a deep dive webinar on Architecturing Functional Safety.  Our safety experts will explore how to properly assess and architect the required safety into systems before actual development begins.

Functional safety architecture is about building robust system structures that can detect, tolerate, and safely handle faults. It’s the blueprint that ensures your system can respond predictably even when things go wrong. This webinar unpacks how to define hardware and software responsibilities, allocate safety goals, and document the architecture in line with industry best practices.

You’ll learn how to move beyond compliance checkboxes and toward creating resilient, auditable, and scalable safety designs.

Key areas we’ll cover include:

• Key Concepts of Functional Safety Architecture.
• How system-level safety requirements translate into architecture decisions
• Hardware-Software Partitioning for Safety
• Designing Safety Elements Out of Context (SEooC)
• SIL/ASIL Decomposition Strategies
• Transition to Verification & Validation
• Documenting the Architecture for Compliance Assessment

Don’t miss this chance to gain practical insights to level up your functional safety game for building safe, compliant, and future-proof systems.

Join this second session of our five-part series on Functional Safety.