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Jonny Vinter

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+46 10 516 53 59

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jonny.vinter@ri.se

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Borås

ORCID

0000-0002-6191-6253

Jonny Vinter received the MS degree in Electrical Engineering in 1999 and the PhD degree in Computer Engineering in 2005, both from Chalmers University of Technology. His research interest are in the area of dependable real-time control systems including low-cost error detection and recovery mechanisms for embedded systems, and the use of attack and fault injection for validation of cyber security and fault tolerance. At RISE, Jonny has been working as Senior Researcher, Director of Dependable Transport Systems, and currently as Senior Research & Business Developer at the Department of Electrification and Reliability.

Complete list of publications can be found at ResearchGate (https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jonny-Vinter).

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Verification and validation of automated systems’ safety and security

The VALU3S project aimed to evaluate the state-of-the-art verification and validation (V&V) methods and tools for automated systems in automotive industry, agriculture, railway, healthcare, aerospace and industrial automation …

Cyber Resilience for Vehicles

The introduction of autonomous and connected vehicles has brought new cybersecurity challenges to the automotive industry and put requirements on the dependability of vehicles in the presence of cyber-attacks. CyReV* focused on cy…

Functional safety assessment

Several new functional safety standards require that an independent safety review be conducted in parallel with the development work of components / systems. RISE is accredited by SWEDAC to perform functional safety assessment in …

Fault injection and attack injection

Fault injection and attack injection accelerate the occurrence of faults and attacks in embedded computer systems to evaluate the system's dependability and cybersecurity.

Functional safety

Functional safety is that part of overall safety that depends on whether a system or component operates correctly with the input signals that it receives. RISE has a broad expertise within the field of functional safety.

IT security for safety-critical systems

As computer systems use information to control processes and decisions, integrity and availability of information is essential for proper function.

Evaluation of software

Although safety-critical software is not affected by the environment in the same way as hardware, there is every reason to ensure its quality.

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