@inproceedings{Iru2020,
Author = {Irune Agirre, Peio Onaindia, Tomasso Poggi, Irune Yarza, Francisco J. Cazorla, Leonidas Kosmidis, Kim Grüttner, Mohammed Abuteir, Jan Loewe, Juan M. Orbegozo and Stefania Botta},
Title = {UP2DATE: Safe and secure over-the-air software updates on high-performance mixed-criticality systems},

Year = {2020},
Month = {08},
Booktitle = {23rd Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design (DSD 2020)},
type = {inproceedings},
Abstract = {Following the same trend of consumer electronics,
safety-critical industries are starting to adopt Over-The-Air
Software Updates (OTASU) on their embedded systems. The
motivation behind this trend is twofold. On the one hand,
OTASU offer several benefits to the product makers and users
by improving or adding new functionality and services to the
product without a complete redesign. On the other hand, the
increasing connectivity trend makes OTASU a crucial cybersecurity
demand to download latest security patches. However,
the application of OTASU in the safety-critical domain is not
free of challenges, specially when considering the dramatic
increase of software complexity and the resulting high computing
performance demands. This is the mission of UP2DATE, a
recently launched project funded within the European H2020
programme focused on new software update architectures for
heterogeneous high-performance mixed-criticality systems. This
paper gives an overview of UP2DATE and its foundations, which
seeks to improve existing OTASU solutions by considering safety,
security and availability from the ground up in an architecture
that builds around composability and modularity.}
}
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