While connected systems have resulted in new opportunities for easier monitoring, upgrading, and enhancement, they have also presented more vulnerable attack surfaces. Unfortunately, no single defense of a connected system can guarantee impenetrability. Fortunately, there are multiple levels of security to ensure that if one level fails, others stand guard.

LDRA announced a partnership with PTC to reduce the cost of compliance for critical embedded software developers.

Almost every industry is now connected, and, therefore, now susceptible to more digital risk than ever before. This risk can come in the form of malware, hackers, or even just bugs that result in the unexpected behavior of systems that are now more visible to the rest of the world.

Support will be underscored by enhancements to the LDRA tool suite upon official release of the standard.

In February of this year, MISRA published an updated version of the world-leading MISRA C guidelines ? described as MISRA C:2012 3rd Edition, 1st Revision.

LDRA tool suite integration featuring bidirectional traceability automates impact analysis and enables Polarion users to reduce the cost of compliance with safety-critical standards.

Training and support for the new functional safety standard to be key components of LDRA?s automotive offering.