Date: 9.6.2026, 13:00 (CEST)Language: EnglishSpeaker: Dr. Jürgen Schmied The draft of Automotive SPICE 4.1 and the accompanying draft guideline were […]
Automotive SPICE 4.1 Draft and Yellow Print Guidelines: Evolution Instead of Revolution Read Post »
The development of modern vehicles requires compliance with strict standards for process quality (ASPICE), functional safety (ISO 26262), and cybersecurity (ISO 21434). The parallel implementation of these requirements poses challenges for many development teams.
In this webinar, we present an innovative, holistic approach that harmonizes these standards in a single, efficient, and auditable process.
At the end of last year, the VDA QMC published the new version 4.0 of the “Automotive SPICE®” process assessment model. The “International Assessor Certification Scheme” – “intacs®” for short – had already decided to develop a new concept for the training of assessors and practitioners, the release of which is to take place in coordination with the VDA QMC in parallel with the new model version.
Automotive SPICE® 4.0 and the new intacs® training concept Read Post »
The new version of SPICE for Mechanical Engineering was recently released. This shows fundamental changes compared to the previous version, as the structure of the processes has changed. In addition, it has been harmonized with version 4.0 of the Automotive SPICE® maturity model, although it has not been incorporated into the standard.
SPICE for Mechanical Engineering 2.0 – What your customers really expect Read Post »
In May 2023, the VDA QMC published a pre-release version of Automotive SPICE® 4.0 on its website together with the draft “Automotive SPICE® Guidelines 2nd edition” (the so-called yellow volume). We took a closer look at the modifications in both documents.
ASPICE 4.0: Evolution or Revolution? Read Post »
The Automotive SPICE® process assessment model is facing significant changes with its new version 4.0. The goal of the VDA QMC changes is to add cybersecurity-specific processes to the model to meet regulatory requirements such as those of UNECE R155 for managing cybersecurity risks in supply chains.
Automotive SPICE® 4.0 – The next major update of the most used process assessment model Read Post »
Wait, hasn’t the development of electrics and electronics always been part of our systems? In principle yes, but the development was largely self-sufficient and the existing interfaces were often neglected.
Hardware SPICE – When electronics development becomes part of our system Read Post »
In February 2021, the VDA yellow print “Automotive SPICE® for Cybersecurity” was published.
Based on ISO/IEC 33020:2015 and ISO/SAE 21434, it defines a process assessment model that extends the well-known Automotive SPICE® model.
Guidelines including rules and recommendations are also included.
But what does this mean? What is in store for assessors and development projects?
Automotive SPICE for Cybersecurity Read Post »
