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Ricardo Camacho
Director of Regulatory Software Safety & Security Compliance
Ricardo Camacho, Director of Safety & Security Compliance, guides the strategy and growth of Parasoft’s software test automation solutions for the embedded safety- and security-critical market. With 30+ years of experience in systems and software engineering of real-time systems, Ricardo is a thought leader for standards like ISO 26262, DO-178C, IEC 62304, IEC 61508, IEC 62443, DO-326A, and more.
All Posts by This Author
- Why Static Analysis Is Key to Meeting ADAS Safety Standards
- Why Automotive Cybersecurity Is Important
- Turn Software Requirements Into Tested Solutions
- Best Practices for Using Static Analysis Tools
- Software Development Process for Safety-Critical Systems
- How CrowdStrike’s Failure Highlights the Power of Shift-Left Testing
- How Parasoft Static Analysis Could Have Prevented the CrowdStrike Catastrophe
- Software Testing Methodologies Guide: A High-Level Overview
- Satisfying the Security Requirements of IEC 62443 With Test Automation
- How to Effectively Manage Pointers in C to Prevent Abuse
- MISRA C/C++ Code Checking
- Detecting Memory Corruption in C and C++
Other Articles by This Author
- Solving Embedded Software Testing Challenges
- The Impact of EN 50716:2023 on Rail Digitalization and Advanced Technologies
- Faster compliance with IEC 62443
- EN 50716:2023 and the railway
- Ensure Cybersecurity in the Connected Vehicles Era With ISO/SAE 21434
- Enhancing military and aerospace software testing with data-driven development strategies
- Unveiling the Transformation of Software-Defined Vehicles
- MISRA C 2023 consolidates guidelines for embedded developers
- The Benefits of Containerization for Embedded Systems
- Building IoT SDLC application security through test
- Incorporating DO-326A security airworthiness into software-development life cycle
- How UNECE WP.29 Put the Brakes on Automotive Cybersecurity Threats