System development in the aerospace sector is also experiencing a wave of “increasing system complexity,” “expansion of electronic control,” “introduction of security measures and artificial intelligence,” and “application of software-defined type.
However, the market itself is under pressure to develop within limited budgets and short development periods due to an increase in new entrants and the internationalization of competition, making it difficult to guarantee quality using conventional development methods and styles.

How can model-based thinking, which has been increasingly adopted in recent years, be applied to system safety/cybersecurity analysis to improve the quality of analysis?
The presentation will show how the quality of analysis can be improved and what benefits can be obtained by applying the model-based approach to system safety/cyber security analysis, and will allow participants to experience the benefits through the operation of the tools.

In the aerospace field, international certifications and guidelines (e.g., DO-356) are required.
(e.g. DO-356A, ARP 4761A/4754B, etc.).
The participants will understand the safety design and system development process in accordance with these certifications and guidelines, and gain knowledge that can be applied to their practical work.

Understand how to conduct an efficient model-based system safety/airworthiness security analysis.

Share case studies and the latest trends in other fields.