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ISO 26262 focuses on Functional Safety, ensuring systems operate safely during failures.
ISO 21434 focuses on Automotive Cybersecurity, protecting vehicles against cyber threats and malicious attacks.

Modern vehicles require both standards because safety and cybersecurity are tightly interconnected in connected and autonomous vehicles.

Autofusa provides integrated solutions covering both safety and cybersecurity engineering.

Yes. Autofusa supports ASPICE process implementation, gap analysis, audit preparation, process improvement, and engineering best practices. Our team helps organizations improve software development maturity and achieve ASPICE compliance aligned with automotive industry expectations.

Autofusa provides professional training programs on:

  • ISO 26262 Functional Safety
  • ISO 21434 Automotive Cybersecurity
  • ASPICE
  • Semiconductor Functional Safety
  • ADAS safety engineering
  • Safety analysis techniques (FMEA, FMEDA, FTA)
  • Safety lifecycle implementation

Training programs are available for engineers, managers, OEMs, startups, and academic institutions.

Autofusa performs multiple safety analysis activities including:

  • HARA
  • FMEA
  • FMEDA
  • FTA
  • DFA
  • Dependent Failure Analysis
  • Safety architecture analysis
  • Hardware metrics evaluation
  • Software safety analysis
  • Safety validation and verification activities

These analyses help identify and mitigate safety risks early in development.

ADAS and autonomous systems rely heavily on sensors, ECUs, AI algorithms, and real-time communication networks. Any malfunction can lead to hazardous situations.

Functional safety ensures that:

  • Failures are detected
  • Risks are minimized
  • Safe states are achieved
  • Driver and passenger safety is protected

Autofusa supports safety engineering for ADAS, autonomous driving, and advanced mobility platforms.

Yes. Autofusa provides semiconductor functional safety support aligned with ISO 26262 requirements for hardware development. This includes:

  • Hardware safety architecture
  • FMEDA
  • Safety mechanism evaluation
  • Hardware metrics calculation
  • Safety documentation
  • Tool qualification support
  • Safety verification activities

Autofusa combines deep industry expertise with practical engineering execution. Our team has extensive experience supporting global OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, semiconductor companies, and mobility organizations.

Key advantages include:

  • Experienced safety experts
  • End-to-end lifecycle support
  • Integrated safety and cybersecurity services
  • Process-oriented engineering approach
  • Customized technical solutions
  • Strong expertise in ADAS and safety-critical systems
  • Training, audits, assessments, and implementation support

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