Abstract
This article deals both with dependability and risk analysis tram a complex point of view. Both these fields seem to be similar in many aspects, but unfortunately no congruence in sources of basic characteristics has been reached, yet. Statistical files are often very vague in terms of monitoring dependability measures or risk factors. There is a great need to use another point of view to describe these factors. By using a new approach, better interconnection between both these fields and deeper applicability would be provided. A theory of fuzzy probability could be one of these new methods that could facilitate modelling of quantitative factors.
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