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About
Leadership Divisions Work with Us Collaboration with CMU History of Innovation at the SEI
Our Work
Agile Artificial Intelligence Engineering Cloud Computing Cyber Workforce Development Cybersecurity Center Development Cybersecurity Engineering DevSecOps All Topics All Projects
Publications
Annual Reviews Blog Digital Library Podcast Series Software and Tools Technical Papers Vulnerability Notes Database Webcast Series
News and Events
News Events SEI Bulletin
Education and Outreach
Courses Credentials Curricula License SEI Materials
Careers
Job Openings Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Internship Opportunities

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Agile

With a focus on speeding the delivery of software capability to warfighters, the SEI has conducted research on Agile software approaches in the Department of Defense and other government settings since 2009.

Artificial Intelligence Engineering

The SEI develops AI applications for mission needs and leads the creation of a professional AI Engineering discipline to develop AI systems that are scalable, robust and secure, and human-centered.

Cloud Computing

The SEI studies cloud computing to help organizations develop and operate secure and cost-effective systems and deliver scalable capability to the network edge.

Cyber Workforce Development

The SEI has 20 years of experience delivering cutting-edge solutions through the development of innovative technologies and approaches that result in elite learning experiences and equip cybersecurity professionals with the skills to face emerging challenges.

Cybersecurity Center Development

The SEI helps security operations and cybersecurity centers develop, operationalize, and improve their incident management capabilities to prevent and mitigate cybersecurity threats.

Cybersecurity Engineering

The SEI's research in cybersecurity engineering (CSE) builds knowledge, methods, patterns, and practices to help organizations acquire, develop, validate, and sustain software and systems so they can meet today’s cybersecurity challenges.

DevSecOps

DevSecOps enables the development (Dev), security (Sec), and delivery/operations (Ops) of software systems to streamline implementation of new capabilities and to provide continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) of resilient software deployment.

Edge Computing

The SEI conducts applied research to architect and develop systems that support first responders and military personnel at the humanitarian and tactical edge.

Enterprise Risk and Resilience Management

The SEI conducts cybersecurity research and creates models, tools, and methods that empower organizations to improve enterprise risk management and resilience and build confidence in their cybersecurity posture.

Insider Threat

The SEI conducts research, modeling, analysis, and outreach to develop data-driven, socio-technical solutions that help organizations reduce the impact and likelihood of insider threats.

Model-Based Systems Engineering

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is a formal methodology for supporting the requirements, design, analysis, verification, and validation for developing complex systems.

Quantum Computing

The SEI is working to study how quantum computing can serve as the next paradigm that will produce breakthroughs in computing speed and power.

Reverse Engineering for Malware Analysis

The SEI researches malware and reverse engineering to help analysts effectively and quickly remove malware from their organizations’ networks.

Secure Development

Secure development refers to the set of tools, practices, and approaches created by the SEI to reduce vulnerabilities by eliminating coding errors.

Security Vulnerabilities

SEI researchers reduce cybersecurity risk by conducting and promoting coordinated vulnerability disclosure, researching and publishing vulnerability discovery tools and techniques, and improving vulnerability data and information systems.

Situational Awareness

Situational awareness establishes the methods and tools for organizations to successfully assess and monitor their assets and activities to protect against threats and attacks.

Software Architecture

The software architecture of a computing system is a depiction of the system that aids in understanding how the system will achieve key system qualities.

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