Developing Open Source for Safety and Security
summary
Zephyr cuts a Long Term Support auditable subset now and aims for MISRA C checks, ISO 61508 alignment and full safety certification around 2020–21, with a biweekly security working group and a Best Practices gold badge for vulnerability handling. ELISA focuses on upstream-first process argumentation for mainline Linux, building tooling for traceability and automated document generation so audits keep up with frequent kernel changes (roughly nine commits per hour). A public reference target is the open artificial pancreas running Linux on Raspberry Pi to exercise tracing, interfaces and integration.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Open source in safety/security
- 5:59Safety certification projects
- 10:17Zephyr’s auditable codebase
- 15:00ELISA’s Linux strategy
- 23:58Liability and certification
- 28:27Q&A on standards
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