Argevide NOR-STA

System assurance and compliance platform

Areas of application

NOR-STA features like generic argument structure, templates and modularity allow to adapt the tool to specific needs of any sector. Our customers use NOR-STA in sectors listed below.

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Automotive

Main standards of NOR-STA application:
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Air traffic

Main regulations of NOR-STA application:
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Process industry, Oil&Gas

Main standards of NOR-STA application:
tech-qualification

Technology qualification

Main standards of NOR-STA application:
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Cybersecurity

Main standards of NOR-STA application:
healthcare

Healthcare

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Why NOR-STA?

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Online collaboration

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Traceability and auditability

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Efficiency

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Scalability and adaptability

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Meet NOR-STA Users

We meet NOR-STA users each month to share the best practices of assurance case management and use of NOR-STA.

NOR-STA User Group is free and open for all NOR-STA users. You can join the group, attend the meetings and get access to the group resources.

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News

  • Assurance case automation in CI/CD pipelines

    The use of CI/CD tools (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment) is increasingly common in the development of critical systems. The same CI/CD pipelines can also be used to automate the creation and maintenance of assurance cases including the argument structure and evidence, and also for the argument verification and status data updating. CI/CD process and […]

  • Eliminative Argumentation

    Eliminative argumentation is an alternative approach to building an assurance case. The argument is typically constructed positively and focuses on demonstrating why we believe the goal has been achieved. Eliminative argumentation relies on the constant questioning of “what if?”. The structure of the argument can be quite similar to that of a standard positive argument, […]

  • Managing system limitations in safety assurance cases (SOTIF)

    Safety cases are usually based on functional safety arguments to demonstrate that failures will not result in hazardous situations. But accidents may have causes related to the system behaviour different than failures. This is where SOTIF comes in. This stands for Safety of the Intended Functionality. What does it mean? It covers mitigation of hazard […]

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Best Practices for Assurance Case Development
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