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In the wake of current computing trends like Ubiquitous Computing, Ambient Intelligence and Cyber Physical Systems, new application domains like Car2Car emerged. One key characteristic of these new application domains is their openness with respect to dynamic integration of devices and components. It is obvious that traditional safety assurance techniques, both state of the practice and state of the art, are not sufficient in this context. A possible solution approach would be to shift portions of the safety assurance process into run time. This can be reached by the integration of appropriate run time safety models and corresponding dynamic evaluation mechanisms. In this paper we sketch out our recent work on conditional safety certificates, which facilitate such dynamic safety evaluation. We conclude with a brief discussion and state promising research directions for the future.