Publications

Papers, book chapters, conference contributions and articles from 2011 onwards, on functional safety, automotive cybersecurity, process assessment and software architecture.

Most of this work was written alongside series development rather than instead of it, which is why the topics track what was actually difficult at the time — freedom from interference and multicore partitioning in the mid-2010s, safety and security integration from 2015, and TARA methodology and assessment practice since 2021.

Peer-reviewed

Journal articles, book chapters and proceedings

Published with Springer, Wiley, Elsevier, SAE and ASQ.

YearTitlePublication
2025A Multilevel Approach to TARA: Proposals for Attack Feasibility in Interference-Free ScenariosWiley, Software: Evolution and Process, Volume 37, issue 12
2024Consistency for More Than One TARA and Security Element Our Of Context ExperiencesCommunications in Computer and Information Sciencs, 2179 CCIS
2023CYBERENF – Training Cybersecurity Engineer and Manager Skills in Automotive – ExperienceCommunications in Computer and Information Science, 1890 CCIS
2023Experiences with the automotive SPICE for cybersecurity assessment model and toolsJournal of Software Evolution and Process, 35(9), e2519
2023The New Cybersecurity Challenges and Demands for Automotive Organisations and Projects – An Insight ViewSpringer, Communications in Computer and Information Science, 1890 CCIS
2022Automotive Cybersecurity Manager and Engineer Skills Needs and Pilot Course ImplementationCommunications in Computer and Information Science, 1646 CCIS
2022Automotive SPICE for Cybersecurity – MAN.7 Cybersecurity Risk Management and TARACommunication in Computer and Information Science, 1646 CCIS
2021Automotive Cybersecurity – Training the FutureCommunications in Computer and Information Science, 1442
2018An architectural approach to the integration of safety and security requirements in smart products and systems designElsevier, CIRP Annals, Volume 67, Issue 1, 2018, Pages 173-176
2017Automotive SPICE, Safety and Cybersecurity IntegrationSpringer; Computer Safety, Reliability, and Security; SAFECOMP 2017 Workshops, ASSURE, DECSoS, SASSUR, TELERISE, and TIPS, Trento, Italy, September 12, 2017, Proceedings
2017Communication Mechanisms for Fail-Operational High Performance ControllersELIV 2017
2017The Need for the Continuous Evolution of Systems Engineering Practices for Modern Vehicle EngineeringSpringer International Publishing
2016Automotive Security: Challenges, Standards and SolutionsAmerican Society for Quality
2016Automotive Security: Challenges, Standards and SolutionsEuroSPI 2016
2016Design Patterns and Degradation Mechanisms for Fail-Operational SystemsSAE World Congress 2016
2016Integrating Assessment Models for ASPICE, Functional Safety, and CybersecurityAmerican Society for Quality
2013Experience from Functional Safety and Risk Management – A View from Automotive to Medical DevicesEuroSPI 2013
2012Experiences from the Development of a Safety Operating System for AUTOSAREuroSPI 2012

Conferences

Conference contributions and keynotes

Presented at EuroSPI, VDA Automotive SYS, SAFECOMP, Safetronic, embedded world, ELIV and others.

YearTitleVenue
2018EB corbos and the L4Re microhypervisor: Open-source automotive safetyLinaro Connect 2018
2018Is Linux ready for safety related applications?ETAS Connections 2018
2018Safety and Security Aspects of Automotive High Performance ControllersFunktionale Sicherheit und Security in der Fahrzeugelektronik
2017“Legacy” SoftwareGate4SPICE Workshop
2017Warum agil kein Allheilmittel ist – Möglichkeiten und Grenzen agiler Methoden2. Praxiswerkstatt Agilität und Digitale Transformation – Vom Hype zur nutzbringenden Realisierung
2016Balanceability is the new “Agile”Keynote on Iqnite 2016
2016Balanceability is the new “Agile”Keynote on Agile in Automotive 2016
2016Dependable Computing Infrastructures in VehiclesFunktionale Sicherheit in der Fahrzeugelektronik
2016Evolving Needs for Software Systems – demonstratedWorkshop at the VDA Automotive SYS 2016
2015Balanceability is the new “Agile” (Keynote)EuroAsiaSPI 2015
2015Controlling Complexity With Verification CriteriaINTACS Gate4SPICE Meeting
2015Dealing with Security Projects. SPICE and Security: Quo Vadis?INTACS Gate4SPICE Meeting
2015Extending Software Architectures From Safety To SecurityAutomotive Safety & Security 2015
2015Extending Software Solutions from Safety to SecurityVDA Automotive SYS 2015
2015Integrating Models as Software System IntegratorMES User Conference 2015
2015The Safe State: Design Patterns and Degradation Mechanisms for Fail-Operational SystemsSafetronic 2015
2014Mixed criticality systems in the automotive domain using multi-core processors and AUTOSAR as software architectureTÜV Süd, safe.tech 2014
2014Partitioning and Multi-Core: Tackling Increased Complexity in Safety-Critical EnvironmentsSafetronic 2014
2014Software Architectures for Safety Projects using Multicore Processors in an AUTOSAR environmentEmbedded World 2014
2013Standardized Software Architectures for Safety ECUsForum Funktionale Sicherheit 2013
2013Systematic and Automated Verification of Configurable Software in Safety Critical SystemsAutomotive SYS 2013
2012Freedom from Interference for AUTOSAR-based ECUs: a partitioned AUTOSAR stackAutomotive Safety & Security 2012
2012Statische und semantische Verifikationstechnologien zum Beweis von Code-EigenschaftenIqnite 2012
2012Targeting Freedom from Runtime Errors for AUTOSAR-Based ECU SoftwareMathWorks Automotive 2012
2011EB tresos AutoCore and Polyspace – Measuring AUTOSAR software with a view towards ISO 26262Polyspace User Group Meeting 2011
2011Merging Automotive SPICE, ISO 26262 and AUTOSAR – as software Tier-1VDA Automotive SYS 2011

Trade press

Articles

Contributions to the German and international engineering press.

YearTitlePublication
2016Alles sicher?elektroniknet.de
2015Architekturen und Degradadionsmechanismen für das verlässliche Verhalten im FehlerfallElektronik automotive
2011ISO-26262-konforme Komponenten ohne LaufzeitfehlerElektronik & Praxis
2011Removing Run-Time Errors from AUTOSAR Components Using Polyspace Code VerifiersMathWorks MATLAB Digest
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