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I would say it depends a bit of the usage of the system, and what is the worse case scenario of a failure (patient data corrupted, life sustaining devices switc
by seren 8y ago
I would say it depends a bit of the usage of the system, and what is the worse case scenario of a failure (patient data corrupted, life sustaining devices switched off), in which case you might need to add another mitigation (CRC check, manual procedure) independent of your Yocto box.
- pknopf 8y agoI would understood under those circumstances where patients are at risk. I'm not trying to get consultation services from HN, but for the sake of discussion, these devices are recorders used for post-op educational purposes. External/separate monitors are used for the actual operation. I bring this up because the risk is very low, yet I have had multiple customers who wish to distribute our product ask about this. This is turning into more of a rant than anything. I'll end with this comment.
- ska 8y agoYou aren’t expected to do anything in analysis and mitigation for SOUP that you shouldn’t already be doing for all of your own software. The point is you can’t just punt on that stuff when you use others software. It doesnt have to be that onerous, but you do need to put some thought into it.