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Engineering methods

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DevSecOps in safety-critical development

Continuous improvement starts with understanding the development environment, processes and working practices. EVOCEAN’s original DevSecOps material brings together lifecycle management, systems engineering, security and software quality rather than treating each as a separate tool decision.

It covers DevOps, static application security testing (SAST), test automation and continuous integration in safety-critical environments, alongside project, technology and architecture reviews.

Systems, safety and coding standards

The original consulting material connects systems engineering and model-based systems engineering with ISO 15288 and the INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook.

Its safety and cybersecurity context includes IEC 61508, ISO 26262, ISO/SAE 21434, ISO 21448 (SOTIF), Automotive SPICE, DO-178C / DO-330, IEC 62443, IEC 62304 / ISO 13485 and EN 50128. Coding and security references include AUTOSAR, MISRA, ISO/IEC 17961, DISA STIG, MITRE CWE, OWASP, SEI CERT and JSF++. These references describe areas for discussion, not certification or a guarantee of compliance; applicability depends on the system and engagement.

Evaluate tools in their working context

Tool evaluation, integration and training sit alongside process analysis, architecture review, coaching and design. The useful question is how methods and tools support the team’s actual development work and constraints.

This perspective is adapted from EVOCEAN’s existing DevSecOps consulting page. Current scope is agreed for each engagement; past customer quotations, whitepaper availability and claims of cost or time savings are not reused as verified evidence.

Work and collaboration

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