Publications
The SEI provides access to more than 3,500 documents from three decades of research on best practices in software engineering. These documents include technical reports, presentations, webinars, podcasts, blogs, and other searchable materials. You can search our database to find publications that span the SEI's history as well as current research.
SEI Digital Library
Our digital library holds over 30 years of publications that you can browse by topic, author, and publication type.
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Using Test Suites for Static Analysis Alert Classifiers
September 20, 2018 • Podcast
Lori FlynnZach Kurtz
CERT researchers Lori Flynn and Zach Kurtz discuss ongoing research using test suites as a source of labeled training data to create classifiers for static analysis alerts.
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The Promise of Quantum Computing
September 17, 2018 • Video
Robert K Cunningham
Rob Cunningham discusses the promise of Quantum Computing and highlights some of the remaining scientific and engineering challenges.
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Software Architecture Publications
September 17, 2018 • White Paper
The SEI compiled this bibliography of publications about software architecture as a resource for information about system architecture throughout its lifecycle.
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How to Be a Network Traffic Analyst
September 13, 2018 • Podcast
Timothy J. ShimeallTimur D. Snoke
Tim Shimeall and Timur Snoke, researchers in the SEI’s CERT Division, examine the role of the network traffic analyst in capturing and evaluating ever-increasing volumes of network data.
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Next Steps with BlockChain Technology
September 13, 2018 • Webinar
Gabriel Somlo (SEI CERT)Eliezer Kanal
In this talk, Elli Kanal and Gabe Somlo discussed some blockchain successes, including a number of interesting applications encountered in their work at SEI.
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Workplace Violence and Insider Threat
August 28, 2018 • Podcast
Tracy CassidyCarrie Gardner
Tracy Cassidy and Carrie Gardner, researchers with the CERT National Insider Threat Center, discuss research on using technology to detect an employee’s intent to cause physical harm.
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