A 50-partner, 11-country consortium isn't Europe stalling. It's Europe finally sizing the problem correctly.
Andreas Eckel, TTTech Computertechnik AG, on hardware abstraction and Europe's SDV race: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
Our Principal Engineer José Figueiredo breaks down 4 architecture lessons from building the Head End System behind the UK’s Low Carbon Contracts Company settlements: embeddededit.com/article/cri…
A vulnerability score of 9 isn't automatically more urgent than a 7: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
A new webinar with RunSafe Security, Schneider Electric, and Critical Software unpacks where industrial cybersecurity breaks down: youtube.com/watch?v=3VMf2hnc…
The ECB doesn't want another cybersecurity strategy. It wants an action plan with evidence, ownership, and delivery dates — due October 31: criticalsoftware.com/en/reso…
#CyberSecurity #DORA
The Digital Euro is the first digital payment method retail can't say no to.
Read the full article in partnership with Cognitivo: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
"Certification bodies aren't asking whether your model works. They're asking whether the surrounding architecture can support it safely and predictably." 🔗
Read the full blogpost: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
"It will only be flexible if it's interoperable."
Chris Jones, Head of Operational Assurance at LCCC, on the standardization decision facing the UK energy system right now.
Read the interview: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
The grid has no perimeter anymore.
When the OT attack surface extends to every solar inverter, smart meter, and EV charger, the old model of energy cybersecurity stops working.
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"It's not really a QMSR transition. It's decades of catch-up."
John Wolf on why some manufacturers are still scrambling: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
"Railway certified doesn't mean railway safe."
A new Industry Voices interview with Lucas Sanchez, Director at CERTIFER, on the gap between standards and safety and what AI is about to expose: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
#RailwaySafety #SafetyCritical
⌚ "Connectivity isn't interoperability."
A new piece in Portuguese on why most wearable data still lives outside the clinical record, and what changes when it doesn't. 📊
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Your hospital IT software might now be a medical device.
IEC 62304 Edition 2 publishes August 12. The scope just expanded from "medical device software" to "health software."
What changes: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
Critical Software retweeted
Testes dinâmicos do STM Convel prestes a começar, de acordo com o LinkedIn da @CriticalSftware
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For the first time in Portugal, the dynamic ETCS and STM tests began — a project bringing together Hitachi Rail, Critical Software, Medway, and Infraestruturas de Portugal.
Four years of engineering work, finally on the rails. 💪
Your SBOM is a PDF. The CRA wants a pulse.
It was accurate once. Now it's quietly becoming a regulatory liability.
Shane Fry, CTO of @RunSafeSecurity , on what the CRA demands: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
Our Viseu office now has more square feet than ever! 🫸🫷
This expansion proves that investing in talent outside big cities is a testament to what we stand for: a thriving ecosystem, where growth, innovation, and local opportunities fit in the same sentence. 💪
Scaling in the U.S., with purpose! 🦾
Our acquisition of IQ Inc. strengthens local delivery and deepens mission-critical engineering expertise. Smarter, faster, safer: that’s how we grow.
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🚄 Meet the future of rail: Stadler Digital Labs!
Where safety-critical software meets global rail expertise. Smarter, faster, cyber-resilient rail systems are now on track.
Learn more: criticalsoftware.com/en/news…
With the accelerating adoption of the IEEE 11073 SDC standards, yesterday, in Minneapolis, we brought together med-tech manufacturers, SDC software providers, and healthcare stakeholders for an SDC Info Day.
We paid a visit to @Saab ✈️ not for sightseeing, but to see how fighter pilots train before they ever leave the ground!
Seeing the tech in action makes one thing clear: the future of training doesn’t start in the air, but on the ground with data, simulation, and good engineering














