DocumentCode
969533
Title
Software protection - Putting COTS back in the box
Author
Parkinson, Paul ; Kinnan, Larry
Volume
4
Issue
6
fYear
2006
Firstpage
26
Lastpage
29
Abstract
Off-the-shelf software is now a part of avionics design. But how do you stop third-party code from upsetting other parts of the system? Standards call for it to be boxed off. The avionics industry has witnessed a major shift toward integrated modular avionics (IMA) in recent years, and IMA architectures and standards are still evolving as they gain industry acceptance. This presents significant challenges for standards organisations, OEMs and commercial vendors alike. However it is clear that standards-based architectures, such as ARINC 653, will provide greater flexibility and portability and enable existing federated applications to be reused in an IMA environment
Keywords
avionics; software architecture; software packages; software standards; ARINC; IMA architectures; IMA standards; avionics industry; commercial-off-the-shelf components; industry acceptance; integrated modular avionics; off-the-shelf software; standards-based architectures;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electronics Systems and Software
Publisher
iet
ISSN
1479-8336
Type
jour
Filename
4064885
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