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Anita Carleton explains what cyber-physical systems are and discusses the work that the SEI has done to ensure they are safe to use for our national defense.

Tom Longstaff, who in 2018 was hired as the SEI’s chief technology officer, discusses the challenges of leading a technical organization in the age of artificial intelligence.

Eileen Wrubel discusses getting your agile program started.

The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is operated and managed by Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) as a Federally Funded Research and Development Center. This contract is the vehicle by which sponsors fund R&D efforts at SEI and is administered.

Dr. Lorrie Cranor, director of CyLab, discusses discusses her career, her work in security and privacy, and her upcoming keynote at the Women in Cybersecurity Conference.

Tom Longstaff, who in 2018 was hired as the SEI’s chief technology officer, discusses the challenges of leading a technical organization in the age of artificial intelligence.

Dr. Lorrie Cranor, director of CyLab, discusses discusses her career, her work in security and privacy, and her upcoming keynote at the Women in Cybersecurity Conference.

Roberta “Bobbie” Stempfley discusses her career and journey to becoming the director of the SEI’s CERT Division.

In this webcast, Lori Flynn, a CERT senior software security researcher, describes the new features in SCALe v3, a research prototype tool.

In this webcast, Doug Reynolds and Aaron Volkmann discuss key DevOps principles, including cross-team collaboration, task automation, tool integration, continuous integration and deployment, and continuous monitoring.

In this webcast, Elli Kanal and Gabe Somlo discussed some blockchain successes, including a number of interesting applications they have encountered in their work at SEI.