The first international workshop on Workshop on Risk Assessment and Risk-driven Testing (RISK) addresses systema-tic approaches that combine risk assessment and testing. We are interested in innovative techniques, tools and me-thods from industry or research, that cover systematic risk assessment, whether to obtain risk-optimized test confi-gurations and specifications, to underpin risk analyzes by means of experimental data from test results, or to enable domain-specific solutions that address specific kinds of risk (e.g. safety risks, security risks, business risks, legal risks).

Scope and Interests

Submitted papers should cover at least one of the following topics:
• Languages for capturing risk information
• Formal and semi-formal risk analysis techniques (e.g., FTA, FMEA, etc.)
• Continuous risk assessment and testing
• Risk-based/risk-oriented testing (including formal verifi-cation techniques)
• Test-based risk assessment
• Best practices/methodologies for integrating risk analysis and testing
• Support of standard-compliant quality assurance by risk-based testing (e.g., IEC 61508, ISO 26262, Common Criteria)
• Verification and validation of safety-/security-critical systems
• Risk-based testing with model-based technologies
• Risk-based test automation and tool support
• Quality and quality improvement of risk-based test mo-dels
• Limitations and restrictions of integrated risk analysis and testing, its costs and economic impact
• Traceability and management of integrated risk analysis and testing
• Experience reports and industrial case studies
• Legal risk management
• Risk assessment to support regulatory compliance

Submission and Publication Information

Prospective authors are invited to submit manuscripts re-porting original unpublished research and recent develop-ments in the topics related to the workshop. Submissions are intended to fit into one of the following sections:

Long papers (16 page):
This format will be used for papers on original research re-sults in the domain of testing risk assessment and risk-driven testing.

Short papers (10 page):
This format will be used for papers on novel techniques,
ideas and positions that have yet to be fully developed

All contributions to RISK have to be submitted electronically
in PDF format via EasyChair. All submissions have to follow
the Springer LNCS paper format.

Accepted full papers are published by Springer in the LNCS
series. Accepted short papers will also be published in the
same LNCS volume in a separate section.