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Can formal verification actually work in real industrial development?💭 Steve Barriault from TrustInSoft will explain in his conference session at embedded world Exhibition&Conference on how companies apply formal methods in production environments to achieve zero-bug software in safety-critical embedded systems. 🛰️ 🎙️ Title: Making Software Formal Verification Methods a Viable Technique in an Industrial Setting 📅 Date: March 11 🕓 Time: 4PM 👋 Continue the conversation with us at booth 4-340. We'll have live demos running throughout the event. Looking to go deeper? Don't miss this opportunity to chat with our experts about your projects: https://bit.ly/4rKHMTC

Telit Cinterion picks TrustInSoft to accelerate IoT research Telit Cinterion has chosen TrustInSoft Analyzer to accelerate the development and research of future generations of IoT modules, AI-powered edge intelligence and 5G connectivity. https://lnkd.in/eCnZShMK

Secure-by-design requirements, global regulations, and growing code complexity are raising the bar for embedded development. At Embedded World 2026, we’re demonstrating how formal verification meets these new demands in real industrial workflows. 👀 Discover what we’re unveiling at Booth 4-340 & book time with our experts at the show: https://bit.ly/3OZb56t embedded world Exhibition&Conference

📣 PRESS RELEASE: Telit Cinterion Selects TrustInSoft Analyzer to Advance Next-Generation IoT, AI-Powered Edge Intelligence, and 5G Connectivity “By integrating TrustInSoft Analyzer into our software verification process, we are able not only to significantly accelerate our AI-integrated processes, but we also have full confidence in the results thanks to the guarantees of soundness and reliability of the analyzed code,” - Gaetano Scognamiglio, VP of IoT Modules R&D at Telit Cinterion Read more: https://bit.ly/4qPjab9

AI has dramatically accelerated how software is written, however verification hasn't scaled with the same rigor or guarantees needed to keep pace with the volume and velocity of AI-generated code. ➡️ Generated code still follows the same rules of memory, logic, and hardware constraints and it can fail just as critically. Organizations now need to prioritize stronger assurance ahead of faster creation. 🧠 In our latest blog we explore the role of formal analysis in AI-assisted development and why deterministic verification is becoming essential in the AI era. Learn more: https://zurl.co/endgI

Join our upcoming webinar with Steve Barriault to learn how exhaustive static analysis removes false positives and catches hidden runtime faults with practical guidance you can apply immediately. 📅 Feb 24, 2026 ⏰ 4PM CET // 11AM EDT You'll learn about: - Why tools create noise - Finding all runtime errors - Reducing triage time - Supporting safety standards Register for the webinar (replay included): https://bit.ly/4kzVOVD

What is TrustInSoft up to at this coming Embedded World? 👀 We're happy to share that our very own VP of Sales & Solutions Engineering Steve Barriault will be giving 2 speaking sessions at the event conference this year! Practical Info: 🎙️ Title: How To Use Formal Methods To Detect Runtime Faults in Mixed C, C++ & Rust Codebases 🕧 Date & Time: March 11 @ 12:45PM 🎙️ Title: Making Software Formal Verification Methods A Viable Technique In An Industrial Setting 🕓 Date & Time: March 11 @ 4PM In the meantime, come visit us at booth 4-340. Book a meeting with us at the event: https://bit.ly/4rKHMTC

TrustInSoft’s Root Cause Investigator exposes the exact execution paths and variable values that can occur in a real run, enabling precise debugging and greatly reducing noise from false positives.🔇 📼 See the full analysis explained by Solutions Engineer Morgan Mundell in our new video: https://bit.ly/4cpxaF1

Rust raises the bar for memory safety but it isn’t flawless. ⚠️ Unsafe blocks, FFI calls, and hybrid codebases can still introduce vulnerabilities. That’s where formal verification comes in. It provides mathematical proof of code correctness, uncovering hidden risks in both Rust and legacy C/C++ code. With TrustInSoft Analyzer, you can prove memory safety, strengthen compliance, and build software that’s secure by design. ⚙️ Learn how: https://bit.ly/4onY83b

🥁🥁🥁 We’re excited to head to Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg, Germany! Visit us at booth 4-340- just look for a bright orange booth, it'll be hard to miss us😄- to connect with the TrustInSoft team & discover how we can enhance security and reliability in your embedded software. Our experts will be running live demos all week so bring your toughest code questions. 📅 Dates: March 10-12, 2026 📍 Location: Nürnbergmesse Hoping to discuss specifics? Book a meeting with us at the event: https://zurl.co/VnKZq