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Designing For Functional Safety? How to Apply a Coding Standard
Your development team is focused on producing a great product. But you also need to comply with functional safety standards. This means you will need to use a best practice coding
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What's New in Helix QAC
You use Helix QAC (formerly QAC/QAC++) to find coding errors and comply with standards faster.
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Continuous Compliance for Medical Device Developers
Risk is not an option in medical device software development. So, you need to mitigate time-to-market, FDA, and security risks. Or you could be facing a costly recall or software update.
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Confronting the Mission-Critical Software Testing Challenge
Software testing is essential to ensuring that your code is secure and reliable. However, challenges can arise during testing that are critical for you to handle effectively — which can
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5 Ways to Accelerate Standards Compliance with Static Code Analysis
In mission- and safety-critical industries, static code analysis (SCA) is key to facilitating the development of robust and reliable software.
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5 Ways to Improve Developer Output with Static Analysis
Developers often have to produce effective code under tight deadlines. Without the proper tools to complement their work, this could lead to errors and vulnerabilities. That's why it's
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Achieving Software Safety, Security and Reliability Part 1: Common Industry Challenges
Part 1: Common Industry Challenges In part one of our three-part webinar series, we examine common software development challenges, review the safety and security standards adopted by
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Achieving Software Safety, Security and Reliability Part 2: Applying Lessons From the Automotive Industry
Part 2: Applying Lessons From the Automotive Industry In Part 2, we will focus on the automotive industry, as it leads the way in enforcing safety, security, and reliability standards
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Innovation Without Compromise
Embedded software industries — including industrial automation, transportation, and healthcare — want to create innovative software.
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Achieving Software Safety, Security and Reliability Part 3: What Does the Future Hold?
In Part 3, we will look at what the future might hold for embedded programming languages and development tools. And, we will look at the future for software safety and security standards
