Achieve Safety & Security of Embedded Software throughout Software Development Life Cycle

Overview

The embedded systems market is seeing proliferation of software into more and more devices. The competition for market share is fierce and every day we are seeing new companies entering the market with innovative products. Companies are feeling increasing pressure to bring products quicker to market with new and differentiating capabilities. In such scenarios quality often gets compromised but for safety and security-critical application that is not an option.

This webinar will demonstrate how sophisticated Polyspace products can be leveraged throughout Development life cycle. This helps developers avoid bugs before submitting code and establish a Quality Gate with automatic code analysis both in Development environment and in CI/CD(DevOps) workflows.

Utilizing Formal Methods (with Sound Analysis technique) which consider all potential inputs, controls, and data flows without code execution, organizations will gain confidence that the software they rely on is safe and secure. This gives you more than an early error detection tool, it reduces testing and verification costs, and makes code quality transparent across the entire team.

Highlights

• How to track and achieve quality in different development stages
• Integrating static code analysis into CI and DevOps workflows
• Team wide collaboration workflow
• How to comply with safety and security standards or guidelines like ISO 26262, MISRA, SEI CERT-C etc.

About the Presenter

Prashant Mathapati, Principal Application Engineer, MathWorks

Prashant Mathapati is an application engineer at MathWorks India specializing in signal processing and embedded code analysis and verification. He has over fifteen years of experience in the role. Prior to joining MathWorks, Prashant worked for Trident Infosol and Programming Research as a senior field AE handling products in the signal processing and verification tools domains. He holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical and electronics engineering from Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Karnataka.