The session “Hypervisors Are Scary, So Why Use Them for Enabling Linux for Safety Applications?” was presented by Aqib Javaid (Elektrobit). The talk addressed common concerns and misconceptions around hypervisors in safety-critical environments and explained why, despite their perceived complexity, hypervisors can play a crucial role in enabling Linux for safety-related use cases. The ELISA Workshop Munich 2025, held November 18-20 at the Red Hat Munich, Germany office, brought together ELISA Project members, contributors, and ecosystem partners to collaborate on advancing the use of Linux in safety-critical systems. The agenda featured technical presentations, onboarding sessions, research updates, tooling and compliance discussions, and cross-industry planning across domains such as aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications. Slides and workshop materials are available at: #november-2025-munich Learn more about ELISA Project: