Safety & Reliability in Electronics Design – Strategies, Standards & Tools

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, electronics systems must be not only high-performing but also safe, secure, and compliant – especially in safety-critical industries such as automotive, medical technology, or industrial automation.

At the same time, companies face growing pressure: cyber threats, evolving regulatory demands (e.g., ISO 26262, IEC 61508, ISO 27001), and increasing complexity in product development require organizations to adopt structured safety and reliability management strategies.

But how can development teams and decision-makers effectively implement safety, security, and compliance without delaying innovation?

What you’ll learn in this webinar:

Why safety and reliability are strategic management priorities
How they impact operational stability, compliance, brand reputation and innovation capacity.
Key standards and legal requirements explained
An overview of safety, security, and environmental standards such as ISO 26262, ISO 27001, IEC 61508, RoHS and REACH.
Common risks and how to overcome them
From design errors to compliance gaps – the pitfalls that put your product and company at risk.
How Altium supports secure and compliant PCB design
Live insights into tools and workflows including:
- Structured design workflows & change tracking
- Automated rule checks (DRC/ERC)
- Design for Manufacturability/Testability (DFM/DFT)
- Compliance checks and component verification
- Real-time collaboration and documentation