With the publication of the second edition of ISO 26262 in 2018, the expectation amongst safety managers in the industry was that it would become harder to achieve compliance. This is especially true as the industry moves into the areas of autonomous and connected driving, e-mobility and cybersecurity. ISO 26262’s stringent requirements exert, for many, pressure to change the automotive electronics development process.
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What is ISO 26262?
ISO 26262 differs from other automotive standards in that it relates purely to functional safety. Its aim is to avoid malfunctions in electronic systems that could be dangerous to drivers, passengers and other road users.
As the industry moves further towards autonomous and connected driving, e-mobility and cybersecurity, further updates can be expected. Partnering with SGS gives you the ongoing expertise you need to achieve ISO 26262 compliance now and in the future.
SGS functional safety services for the automotive industry
We understand every aspect of automotive safety, from concept and system development through to testing and certification. Our functional safety experts offer the following services relating to ISO 26262:
Added value automotive safety services from SGS
We also provide the following safety related services:
- Court-proof product safety certificates
- Cybersecurity training and certification according to ISO/SAE 21434
- SOTIF 21448
Furthermore, we are involved with the co-design of standards, from the international – such as ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434 and ISO/PAS 8800 – to the national, such as those of the German standardization committees (e.g. ISO TS 5083).