ISO 26262 Compliant Security Threat Analysis Support Tool
This is a security analysis tool that adopts a threat analysis method centered around attack trees, which is widely used as a threat analysis technique. It is available for secure development processes equivalent to ISO 26262's Part 3 (Safety Concept), Part 4 (System Level Development), Part 5 (Hardware Development), and Part 6 (Software Development), enabling analysis that focuses not only on security analysis but also on the interactions between safety analysis and security analysis.
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*This tool is a joint development product of C.B.V. Technologies Co., Ltd. and Gaio Technology Co., Ltd.* <Basic Functions of Seculia> - Description of FT diagrams / Description of AT diagrams - Ability to describe AT diagrams within FT diagrams - Support for modularization through package introduction - Risk assessment function for AT diagrams - Support for EVITA-style analysis - Addition of expression extension functions for AT diagrams
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We support methods that relate both FTA and ATA to individual or mutual analysis. In particular, it is possible to describe the AT diagram within the FT diagram in the descriptions of the FT diagram and the AT diagram. Additionally, we provide support for modularization through package implementation, and the AT diagram includes risk assessment functions, facilitating EVITA-style analysis. By visualizing threat analysis, it becomes easier to reach consensus on design quality in documents and to quantify and numerically assess threats.
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Gaio Technology started in 1980 with the in-house development of cross-compilers for embedded development and has since provided testing tools for embedded software based on microcontroller code analysis technology and simulation technology. Furthermore, the company has expanded its engineering services business and is currently engaged in model-based development support, test process construction support, and tool implementation and operation support for major automobile manufacturers and large automotive parts suppliers. The unit testing tools for embedded software, "Coverage Master winAMS" and "CasePlayer2," are representative tool products of Gaio, with many users. They have a mechanism that allows testing to be conducted in the state of implementation in the product without modifying the software (microcontroller code) installed in embedded products, receiving significant support from the automotive control software field, which demands high software quality to ensure safety. The tools have obtained certification for automotive functional safety (ISO 26262) and have now become the de facto standard for automotive software unit testing tools.
