Webinar Invitation  – Architecturing Functional Safety

Webinar Invitation  – Architecturing Functional Safety

Whether you’re developing to meet ISO 26262, IEC 61508, or ISO 13849, system architecture is where functional safety (FuSa) begins. It defines how faults are detected, isolated, and controlled long before verification and certification occur. 

Architectural weaknesses often introduce hidden systemic risks, drive costly redesigns, and cause certification delays that only surface late in development. A robust safety architecture is the foundation for reliable fault handling, predictable system behavior, and certification readiness.

Join EKTOS’ Safety specialists live on July 3rd at 16:00 CEST for the second session of our FuSa webinar series titled “Architecturing Functional Safety”.

This webinar is designed specifically for engineering teams engaged in safety-critical system development as it focuses on

• Translating HARA-derived safety goals into partitioned hardware/software architectures
• Applying ASIL decomposition and SEooC principles for modular safety design
• Structuring diagnostic coverage at the architecture level to maximize fault detection latency
• Preparing architecture documentation aligned with ISO 26262 Part 4 and IEC 61508-2 requirements
• Mitigating systematic failure risks through architecture-driven safety mechanisms

The webinar will be held live on July 3., 2025, at 16:00 CEST.

Save your seat to gain actionable guidance you can apply directly to ongoing designs.

Register here