Automotive Software Certification & Homologation Framework
AutomotiveCert provides architectural blueprints, verification matrices, and automated evidence pipelines ensuring software-defined vehicle code meets stringent global automotive safety, cybersecurity, and update management regulations.
Automotive Certification Hub Zonal Architecture
Central Controller: Automotive Certification Hub — ASPICE & ISO 26262 Traceability Engine
Zonal Control Units & TSN Ring
- ISO 26262 ASIL D Safety Case
- UNECE R155 CSMS Threat Matrix
- UNECE R156 SUMS Rollback Gate
- MISRA C / AUTOSAR Rule Verifier
- Automated Evidence Repository
Unifying Safety, Cybersecurity, and Process Capability
Modern vehicles must concurrently comply with ISO 26262 (functional safety), ISO/SAE 21434 (cybersecurity), UNECE R155/R156 (CSMS/SUMS), and ASPICE. AutomotiveCert unifies these disparate standards into a single automated traceability model.
Core Engineering Areas
- ISO 26262 ASIL D Traceability — Automating formal traceability from Safety Goals and Functional Safety Requirements down to MISRA C source code and MC/DC structural coverage.
- UNECE R155 Cybersecurity Homologation — Meeting mandatory UNECE R155 requirements through automated TARA threat modeling, cryptographic SBOM generation, and continuous vulnerability triage.
- ASPICE PAM 4.0 Process Capability — Bridging agile sprint cadences with rigorous ASPICE PAM 4.0 V-model work products, reviewer independence, and baseline audits.
Technical Articles
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