RAMSES

Risk Analysis Micro-SErvice Solution Risk analysis, web app for the risk estimation and reduction within machinery secure design

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RAMSES is a Risk Assessment software for the verification and the validation of automated system.

It allows to evaluate a priori the level of risk of system operations in a comprehensive and exhaustive manner, but alse to dinamically assess the most likely and dangerous threats during operations to prevent faults and mitigate impacts.

The toolbox enhances safety and security of systems themselves, as well as of people and other elements interacting with them, through the spread of validated reliable products into several market domains.

Technical toolchains Technical connection of tools with their supporting tools. Example: for running a specific tool, you need to run/install this other tool(s) (e.g., CHESS-FLA CHESS, MoMuT Enterprise Architect, etc)

Description of the improvements Description of the improvements and novelties added during VALU3S/Baseline

Scientific methodology to be followed [GAPM-RAS11 Risk Analysis proposed methodology does not fulfil any standard], datasets about past threats and incidents [GAPM-RAS07 Wide datasets about past threats and incidents are needed to make the proposed Risk Analysis methodology work properly]

Improvement date

11/30/22

New Improvements To be filled in the future (after VALU3S)

References Related papers, journals, articles, and so on

Relationships with other web-repo artefacts

Related V&V Methods A tool could be based on several V&V methods.

Standards A method can be linked with standards.

Use cases Use cases where the tool has been used

Functional Toolchain Functional connection of tools for the implementation of a specific evaluation scenario/workflow. Example: the output of one tool can be used by the other tool(s) in order to obtain a different information (e.g., CIROS FERAL, MARVER >-> SRVT, etc)

Improvement Classification

Evaluation Criteria for Safety, Cybersecurity, and Privacy (SCP)

Evaluation Criteria for V&V Processes

Open source - Goals

open Source

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