Safe & Secure Systems
Dramatically decrease analysis efforts with efficient application of quality, safety, reliability and cybersecurity analysis methods at the system, item, software, hardware and PCB levels.
Ansys Safety Analysis
Ensure System Safety and Cybersecurity
ADVANCED SAFETY & SECURITY
High Level Features
Ansys safety & cybersecurity threat analysis software facilitates model-based safety analysis, safety concept creation, safety management and cybersecurity assessment for safety-critical electrical and electronic (E/E) and software (SW) controlled systems.
Using this software, engineers can deliver safe and secure products, reduce time to market, maximize profit margins and comply with standards like ISO 26262, IEC 61508, ARP 4754A/ARP 4761, ISO 21448 and ISO 21434.
January 2023
What's New
We deliver a beta version of Component Fault Trees (CFT) with integrated component fault tree editing in SysML and quantitative evaluation support. For automotive customers, we have extended the HARA risk graph with the ASIL None value, which is an option to set None as ASIL for C0/E0/S0 hazardous events (instead of QM).
Users could configure the requirements exchange inline with corporate policies for retention and deletion. Get more model data into Ansys medini analyze via extended SysML model importers.
With the new Glossary Support, user could manage terms in a glossary for their project
Additionally, M2Doc is now available as new technology to create customize MS Word reports
Safety Analysis Products
Ansys medini analyze
Safety Analysis- Key safety analysis methods, all in one integrated tool
- Meets standards like ISO 26262, IEC 61508, ARP4761 and MIL-STD-882E
- Safety analysis based on system design with all-time consistency
- Quality analysis according to SAE J1739, VDA-AIAG FMEA Handbook, etc.
- Complete end-to-end traceability
- Integration with partners for requirements management of systems
Ansys medini analyze for Cybersecurity
Safety Analysis- Key security analysis methods, all in one integrated tool
- Meets standards like SAE J3061, HEAVENS and ISO 21434
- Identify, assess and mitigate cybersecurity threats
- Analyze vulnerabilities of system components.
- Capture and manage cybersecurity requirements
- Support of complete end-to-end traceability
Ansys medini analyze for Semiconductors
Safety Analysis- Key safety analysis methods, all in one integrated tool
- Analyze semiconductor designs within overall systems analysis
- Meets the semiconductor specific ISO 26262: 2018 part 11
- Determine failure rates and analyze potential failure modes
- Mitigate the impact of design weaknesses on the day-to-day safe performance
By acting as a central hub for gathering data, managing resources, planning and automating many process steps, Ansys enables a comprehensive view on safety.
- Tool Guided Safety Planning
- Assisted Reuse of Results
- Easy One-Click Safety Case
- Task Based Safety Plan Execution and Reviews
- KPI Monitoring and Reporting
Capabilities
The Ansys Safety Analysis software suite streamlines safety and security analysis, decreasing efforts and costs.
- Streamline and automate functional safety analysis
- Systematic identification and consideration of SOTIF risks
- Systematic cybersecurity threat analysis and risk assessment
- Assess the functional safety of semiconductors
- Digital Safety Management
During system design, safety analyses (HAZOP, HARA, FHA, FTA, FME(C)A, FMEDA, etc.) are applied to verify that the design is safe. This enables full traceability, consistency and automation of previously time-consuming and error-prone manual tasks. Necessary documentation of the safety case is generated by the tool.
Ansys medini analyze enables the systematic identification of SOTIF risks in the hazard and risk analysis stage, as well as the consideration of design limitations and triggering conditions. Once these are identified, countermeasures can be planned to meet safety requirements. These measures and requirements are traced in Ansys medini analyze to the functional or architectural updates that are completed during the implementation of the system. Ansys medini analyze provides analysis methods like cause-effect-nets, System Weakness Analysis tables, and event trees, which make systematic analysis, understanding and elimination of SOTIF hazards possible.
This enables diverse teams — working to meet functional safety and SOTIF standards across system, electronics, embedded software, and other areas — to collaborate easily and more seamlessly.
This model-based, integrated tool provides end-to-end traceability, along with powerful collaboration, task management and reporting capabilities.
Ansys medini analyzes capabilities for semiconductors facilitate the process of mapping blocks of the semiconductor design to system components. Furthermore, it determines failure rates for the overall chip design and distributes it according to criteria, as die area occupation or gate count to the functional blocks. In a subsequent step, a Failure Mode, Effects and Diagnostics Analysis (FMEDA) can be done to evaluate the overall design with respect to the coverage rates of failure modes by safety mechanisms. In this manner, engineers can quickly identify any design weaknesses in semiconductors, whether caused by design errors or environmental conditions, and address them to mitigate the impact on day-to-day safe performance.
Ansys Digital Safety Manager recognizes and reflects the way safety teams work every day, not only internally but with their suppliers, assessors, and reviewers. It improves efficiency with traceability and standardization to enable systematic and consistent reuse of safety plans and work products.
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BROCHURES AND DATASHEETS
CASE STUDIES
Integrating Safety Analysis in an MBSE Process
Safety is a crucial property for many products, especially in the aerospace and defense industry, essential to obtaining the necessary certification. To identify appropriate safety requirements early in the development process and to be able to demonstrate their fulfillment by design, safety analysis must be well integrated into the system development process in all phases. In a model-based approach that is usually highly iterative, it's a great benefit to base the safety analysis on models. This allows us to deal with changes quickly and always have up-to-date analysis to guide development decisions.
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