Program

3rd Scandinavian Conference on SYSTEM & SOFTWARE SAFETY

Dates: March 24-25, 2015
Place: KTH, Stockholm, Sweden
Early bird deadline: February 16, 2015
Register deadline: March 11, 2015

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This year's conference on safety critical system and software is a central meeting place for Scandinavian safety experts from different industries. It is an opportunity to share experiences and make new contacts. There will be an overview day followed by a day of parallel sessions with in depth presentations and discussions about different challenges, techniques, standards and methods.

All the presentations are avalable below:

Preliminary Technical Program:

DAY 1 - Tuesday March 24, 2015

Time	Plenary
0930-0935	Conference introduction, Nicolas Martin-Vivaldi, Addalot and Martin Törngren, KTH/ICES
0935-1010	Reducing the cost of Defensive Code – the Ada 2012 approach, Quentin Ochem, AdaCore
1010-1045	Working goal based with IEC 61508-3, Tor Stålhane, NTNU
1045-1100	Break
1100-1135	Is Open Source Safe and Secure?, Pehr Burenius; BlackDuck
1135-1210	On developing, sustaining and evolving a safety culture, Örjan Askerdal, Knowit
1210-1310	Lunch
1310-1315	Swedsoft’s new mission and activities, Jonas Wallberg, Teknikföretagen
1315-1415	Keynote: A Case Study of Toyota Unintended Acceleration, Prof. Phil Koopman, CMU
1415-1450	Emerging methods for safety assessment of software, Kristina Forsberg, SAAB
1450-1525	An approach to a modern functional safety design, Peter Hoogenboom, Green Hills Software
1525-1545	Break
1545-1620	How to increase efficiency with the certification of process compliance, Barbara Gallina, MDH
1620-1655	Safe Program Execution with Diversified Encoding, Martin Süßkraut, SIListra Systems GmbH
1655-1730	Will your safety case pass an ISO 26262 assessment?, Ola Örsmark, Comentor

DAY 2 - Wednesday March 25, 2015

Time	Workshops
0800-0830 Registration and Coffee
0830-1200 Morning Workshops
Workshop 1: Analysis methods FMEA and Functional FMEA as a generic analysis method, Tor Stålhane, NTNU Limitation risk management, Tord Wullt, Addalot Superposition and adaption of safety functions considering collaborating Systems, Michael Kieviet, innotec GmbH	Workshop 2: Safety and security Ensuring secure cloud computing for the Federal Government, Pierre Wettergren, CCG Europe Addressing information security aspects in functional safety engineering, Rickard Svenningsson, SP Comparing security and safety standards, Nicolas Martin-Vivaldi, Addalot Security aspects of Open Source, Phyto Michael, Black Duck	Wokshop 3: Education and culture PROMPT, Professionell masterutbildning i programvaruteknik, TBD (Kristina Forsberg), SAAB Continued: On developing, sustaining and evolving a safety culture, Örjan Askerdal, Knowit	Workshop 4: Autonomous system safety Safety for autonomous systems Törngren & Behere, KTH Self-Driving Cars, Jonas Nilsson Volvo Cars Validation and stress testing of Autonomous systems, Phil Koopman, CMU
1200-1300 Lunch
1300-1700 Afternoon Workshops
Workshop 5: Certification and assessment Facilitating reuse of certification artefacts using safety contracts, Irfan Sljivo, MDH Continued: Working goal based with IEC 61508-3, Tor Stålhane, NTNU Continued: How to increase efficiency related to the certification of process compliance, Barbara Gallina, MDH Continued: Will your safety case pass an ISO 26262 assessment?, Ola Örsmark, Comentor	Workshop 6: Design, code and test Making an ALARP decision of sufficient testing, Mahnaz Malekzadeh, MDH Safe Program Execution with Diversified Encoding, Martin Süßkraut, SIListra Systems GmbH Pragmatic experience from architecture description, traceability and detailed design, Björn Möller, Atlas Copco Continued: Reducing the cost of Defensive Code – the Ada 2012 approach, Quentin Ochem, AdaCore	Workshop 7: Agility and safety Agile development and ISO 26262 - State-of-Practice in Automotive, Erwin Petry, KUGLER MAAG CIE GmbH Agility and Safety, Even-André Karlsson, Addalot Agile development of safety critical systems, Jaana Nyfjord, SICS

It is possible to influence the content of a workshop. If you want to contribute with a short presentation or question, please contact even-andre.karlsson@addalot.se