Our Secure Automotive Connectivity Platform (SACoP) is out on the market for some time on which embedded developers in the automotive industry can build secure applications with protected data streams. Since there is a huge interest in this system, Chris Berg, Solutions Architect at SYSGO, gave a brief introduction at the Embedded World.
DetailsAt the embedded world 2020 we presented the latest version 5.0 of our real-time operating system PikeOS. New key features include expanded certification against all current safety and security standards, improved tools to accelerate development and improve user friendliness, and optimized support for multi-core systems. In addition, the number of partitions supported by the integrated…
DetailsFollowing the motto “I have Five” we have presented the latest version 5.0 of our real-time operating system PikeOS. PikeOS 5 is addressing the Highest levels in Safety & Security Deterministic real-time performance Efficient use of multi-core architectures Faster time-to-market User-centric DIE Joint solutions (demonstrators) at the SYSGO boothFor the embedded world trade show three demonstrator…
DetailsThe CTIC is a “small” but high-level event. It is an initiative to create exchanges between all types of companies involved in airborne projects facing certification challenges and provide expert solutions. We are pretty sure that the organizer will do everything possible to realize a successful event. We appreciate this because we would like to…
DetailsUnder the motto “I have Five”, SYSGO is presenting the new version 5.0 of its real-time operating system PikeOS at the embedded world 2020, which takes place from 25 to 27 February in Nuremberg. The company will also be presenting the new Secure Automotive Connectivity Platform (SACoP) and the SAFe-VX system for Safety-critical rail solutions,…
DetailsA few weeks passed since ESE Congress in Sindelfingen took place. So, it’s time for a retrospect on an interesting part of the congress, which was the 2019 workshop about multiple independent level of security (MILS). Security experts from different companies gave interesting lectures about their scope on MILS: Lively and deep discussions on the…
DetailsFew days have passed since the biggest consumer electronics show in the world CES ended and yet discussions are proliferating instead of declining. But first things first: This year’s exhibitors delivered an impressive yet iterative set of display items like Bosch’s digital sun visor that chases sunbeams to prevent to be dazzled with light or…
DetailsOn 4th of November, SYSGO participated in the High Integrity Software Conference (HIS 2019) in Bristol, UK. The talks were accompanied by an exhibition, where SYSGO and their partners were showcasing PikeOS avionics and automotive solutions.
DetailsLast week, SYSGO joined the AUTOMATED VEHICLE SECURITY & SAFETY TECHNOLOGY FORUM in Shenzhen (China). This event was organised by Automotive World China with a focus on autonomous driving safety. In addition to the SYSGO team, we also hosted our local partner EPT team on our booth. It was interesting when listening to the different speakers to see almost…
DetailsIn the latest issue of Global Railway Review, Dr. Sergey Tverdyshev (Director of Research & Technology at SYSGO) talks about security certifications of railway systems considering the MILS concept. He is the technical leader of the certMILS project – certMILS aims to protect critical infrastructure against cyber-attacks by compositional security certification to deliver a certified Multiple Independent Levels of Security (MILS) platform. But how can this be applied to railway systems?
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