Integrating Functional Safety & Cybersecurity in a Single Workflow

Overview

As systems become more software-driven, connected, and cross-disciplinary, it’s getting harder to keep functional safety and cybersecurity aligned—without creating gaps, contradictions, or rework.

In this session, our Application Engineer Vrushab Neelgundmath will demonstrate how a model-based, integrated approach enables engineering teams build consistent, traceable, and audit-ready evidence across safety and cybersecurity activities—using Ansys Medini Analyze.

What You’ll Learn

• To integrate Functional Safety, SOTIF, and Cybersecurity in a single, structured workflow
• To maintain consistency across safety and cyber analyses to reduce contradictions and rework
• To establish end-to-end traceability from requirements → hazards/threats → analyses → evidence
• To connect and manage core assessments such as HARA, FTA, FMEDA, and threat analysis
• To identify safety and cybersecurity risks earlier in the lifecycle
• To support compliance activities for standards such as ISO 26262, IEC 61508, and ISO 21434
• To improve governance through clear planning, execution, and monitoring of safety activities (DSM-style)

Image: Model-based traceability in Ansys Medini Analyze—linking requirements, hazards, FMEA/FTA, and reliability into one workflow.

Guest Speaker Highlight — BRACE Automotive

A key highlight of this webinar is a guest presentation by Avinash Varadarajan, Business Manager at BRACE Automotive, showcasing their “Silicon to Systems” approach.