The Seminar Safe Use of Multi-Core and Manycore Processors which was scheduled for April is now postponed until later in the year. The Seminar New Safety Analysis Techniques on June 16 is expected to go ahead as planned. We will continue to monitor the situation and update the status as required.
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Please use the link below to register and download a copy of the draft Code of Practice. Consultation: IET Code of Practice - Cyber Security and Safety
This link can be forwarded to anyone you feel may want to comment on this document. Reviewers need to register their details and send their comments on the accompanying comments form directly to Andrew Cooney at The IET (contact details available by following the link).
The consultation closed for comments on Tuesday 31st March 2020.
SSS'20 was held on 11-13th Feb 2020 in York. With an attendance of 152 people this was very successful event. Some delegate feedback:
Very good introduction and some very good presentations. An excellent event. Great event, really enjoyed it. All keynotes excellent - really varied and interesting. Great communtity spirit. Very good networking opportunities. Gin Experience (and the gin) great. Excellent presentations with lots of interesting content. Best ever.
The symposium proceedings are available for SCSC members at https://scsc.uk/scsc-154
This seminar on June 13th 2019 in London considered what can be learnt from formal accident investigations, including the process, people and the detailed accident reports that are produced in many sectors. Full information, including selected slides at: https://scsc.uk/e594.
On April 4th in London, the SCSC held a 1-day seminar on the future of assurance and safety case practice. This looked at new thinking in the automotive and civil aviation sectors and new developments such as SACM and Dialectic arguments. It also examined what a safety argument for an autonomous system might look like. Selected slides are now available on the event page.
The Safety of Autonomous Systems Working Group [SASWG] has published a document representing the first step towards establishing Recognised Good Practice for safety assurance of autonomous systems. This document, Safety Assurance Objectives for Autonomous Systems, is available at SCSC-153.
The 27th Safety-Critical Systems Symposium (SSS'19) was held in Bristol, UK at the Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel (5th to 7th February 2019). The proceedings from the event are available at SCSC-150. Selected slides from this event are available under Past Events, SSS'19.
This seminar was held on 6th December in London and featured seven talks from acknowledged experts in the reuse of existing components, be they COTS, SOUP or other legacy items when an assurance claim for the overall system or service must be made.