Discover how Canonical bridges the gap between open-source agility and automotive rigor, ensuring safe, secure, and dependable software for the future of mobility.

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Canonical argues that automotive software development suffers from siloed safety, security, and quality workflows. To bridge open source agility with automotive compliance rigor, Canonical introduces a unified 'dependability' framework for Ubuntu built on three integrated pillars: security (aligned with ISO/SAE 21434), quality (15-year lifecycle traceability), and safety (ISO 26262, fail-safe design). Canonical claims to be the first to achieve ISO/SAE 21434 certification for a security process, positioning Ubuntu as a dependable foundation for OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers adopting open source in vehicles.

Beyond safety and security: Why automotive open source demands dependability

Transform open source agility into automotive rigor