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Synopsys says safety and security currently operate in silos and describes a platform approach to bridge them, claiming an industry first achievement: UL 8800 compliance for AI models delivered on the product Max Sec. Discussion covers concrete standards—ISO 26262 for functional safety, ISO/SAE 21434 for automotive security—notes no agreed standard yet for humanoids/drones, urges post-quantum cryptography readiness, and emphasizes a collaborative, “silicon to systems” supply‑chain model.
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