INSIGHTS
Notes on requirements,
systems and assurance.
Practical ideas for engineers building safety-critical systems across aerospace, space, eVTOL, rail and automotive.

Your Traceability Must Survive the Next Baseline
A complete trace matrix can still hide obsolete evidence, broken assumptions and changes nobody assessed.
7 Oct 2026
From One Big Goal to the Small Rules That Make It Work
Discover how engineers turn a broad goal into smaller, testable rules and uncover new ones along the way.
6 Oct 2026
When a Car’s Electronics Fail, What Should Happen Next?
Car safety engineers must decide how a vehicle should respond to faults, not just how it should work normally.
5 Oct 2026
Follow the Links: How Engineers Keep Track of Safety
Discover how engineers connect requirements, designs and tests to track changes and check that safety promises are supported by evidence.
4 Oct 2026
Could You Prove It Works? Writing Requirements That Pass the Test
A useful engineering requirement tells you exactly what must happen and how to check it.
3 Oct 2026
How AI Can Help Engineers — Without Taking Control
A simple guide to using AI in engineering while people stay responsible for every important decision.
2 Oct 2026
Why Cybersecurity Rules Must Change with the System
A security rule can become outdated when a design changes, so teams need to review requirements and tests together.
2 Oct 2026
How to Write Cybersecurity Rules Engineers Can Test
Cybersecurity requirements work best when they clearly explain what must be protected and how it will be tested.
1 Oct 2026
How Engineers Turn Car Safety Goals into Tests
ISO 26262 helps car engineers connect safety risks to clear requirements, designs and tests.
30 Sept 2026Build safer. Assure smarter.
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