PREMIS User Group is free and open for all PREMIS users. You can join the group, attend the meetings and get access to the group resources.
The main goal of the User Group is to share experiences and best practices of using assurance cases and the PREMIS tool.
We meet online on the second Thursday of each month. We have a specific topic for our discussion for each meeting. You can actively participate, share your opinions and hear about experiences of other members. You can also present your ideas, your approach for assurance cases and propose topics for discussion.
The next meeting: Thursday, 10 October 2024 at 15:00 CET / 14:00 GMT / 9:00 EST
The main topic of the meeting will be Automatic data feed of the argument – a step towards dynamic assurance cases
Assurance cases are generally static documents used for system qualification or certification. In some cases, especially for system security, the argumentation should be kept up to date with current information about system properties.
During the meeting we will present a demonstration of automatic data feed for an assurance case in PREMIS.
We will discuss:
- Who and when needs this? – Objectives and context of use of automatic data feed in assurance cases
- How this should be done? – Scenarios how the argumentation can be updated in an automatic way
- Can it be trusted? – Confidence in automatic data sources and argument verification
To join PREMIS User Group meetings please fill in the form.
The membership is free and you can leave the group at any moment.
The topics discussed on the past meetings were:
‒ 12.09.2024: Managing Changing Product Liability Obligations Emerging from new Proposed EU Directive
‒ 13.06.2024: PREMIS – a containerized assurance case tool
‒ 09.05.2024: Context-aware assurance case templates
‒ 18.04.2024: Context management in modular assurance cases
‒ 14.03.2024: Modular Assurance of Complex Systems Using Contract-Based Design Principles
‒ 02.02.2024: How will AI change the way we work with assurance cases?
‒ 11.01.2024: Top-down development of a modular assurance case
‒ 14.12.2023: Controlling the argument with templates
‒ 09.11.2023: Assurance case templates and synchronization
‒ 12.10.2023: How to manage dependencies in cybersecurity modular assurance cases?
‒ 14.09.2023: Implementing modular argumentation in NOR-STA – a case study
‒ 15.06.2023: Improving modular assurance case management
‒ 11.05.2023: Making high-level assurance case management easier
‒ 13.04.2023: Planning new ways to manage assurance case architecture
‒ 09.03.2023: Managing issues in assurance case development process
‒ 09.02.2023: How do I want NOR-STA to interact with me?
‒ 12.01.2023: Assurance case development in NOR-STA – tips and tricks
‒ 08.12.2022: Assurance/conformance cases – where is the added value?
‒ 10.11.2022: Challenges of assurance case portfolio management
‒ 13.10.2022: Information flow in assurance case automation
‒ 08.09.2022: Automation in assurance case development
‒ 09.06.2022: Security Protection Profiles for systems components
‒ 12.05.2022: Managing assumptions in modular assurance cases
‒ 21.04.2022: Assumptions management – demonstrators in NOR-STA
‒ 10.03.2022: Assumptions – their place and role in assurance cases
‒ 10.02.2022: Assurance case integration in the system tool chain
‒ 13.01.2022: How to keep arguments up-to-date when evidence changes?
‒ 09.12.2021: How to integrate assurance case process with the system life cycle?
‒ 18.11.2021: Making assurance case process agile
‒ 14.10.2021: Assurance case management with metadata
‒ 09.09.2021: Assurance case quality and assessment
‒ 10.06.2021: What we have learned – Assurance process summary
‒ 20.05.2021: The present and future of argument assessment in NOR-STA
‒ 08.04.2021: Argument development/assessment process
‒ 11.03.2021: Continuous assurance/conformance
‒ 11.02.2021: What is a good assurance case?
‒ 14.01.2021: Modular arguments
When you have any questions related to the User Group please contact us at nug@argevide.com.