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.
Dramatically decrease analysis efforts with efficient application of quality, safety, reliability and cybersecurity analysis methods at the system, item, software, hardware and PCB levels.
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.
July 2024
Ansys Safety Analysis product collection for 2024 R2 brings a powerful collaboration feature through the improved collaboration server. Your team can work concurrently on the same project and streamline your safety-critical workflow.
Additionally, the enhanced connectivity lets you seamlessly import models and data from various sources like Cameo and Codebeamer. The beta version of the generic SysML importer, which loads SysML models based on scripts, opens even more possibilities.
Digital safety management (DSM) offers project templating with sophisticated updates, nested hierarchies, and initial reports – all designed to boost team productivity and project efficiency.
The Ansys Safety Analysis software suite streamlines safety and security analysis, decreasing efforts and costs.
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.