Publications
The SEI provides access to more than 5,000 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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Games That Work
July 18, 2019 • Video
Thomas A. LongstaffRotem D. Guttman
Tom Longstaff and Rotem Guttman discuss gamification and how the concept of serious games can be useful to improve training, especially for teaching complex and sophisticated skills to trainees at graduate levels of education and beyond.
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Three Federal Government/DoD Cloud Transition Issues and How to Prevent Them
July 18, 2019 • Webinar
Eileen WrubelTimothy Morrow
This webcast addressed a few of the causes for cloud transition issues, as well as identified some practices that will assist organizations as they plan to transition assets and capabilities to the cloud.
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Cloud Security Best Practices Derived from Mission Thread Analysis
July 16, 2019 • Technical Report
Timothy MorrowVincent LaPianaDonald Faatz
Presents practices for secure, effective use of cloud computing and risk reduction in transitioning applications and data to the cloud. Considers needs of limited-resource businesses.
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Assessing Cybersecurity Training
July 11, 2019 • Podcast
April Galyardt
April Galyardt, a machine learning research scientist, discusses efforts to develop a new approach to assessing the skills of the cybersecurity workforce.
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Overview of Risks, Threat, and Vulnerabilities Faced in Moving to the Cloud
July 11, 2019 • Technical Report
Timothy MorrowKelwyn PenderCarrie Lee (U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs)
This report examines the changes to risks, threats, and vulnerabilities when applications are deployed to cloud services.
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Efficient NetFlow Partitioning via Minimum Cuts
July 01, 2019 • Video
Ritwik Gupta
Ritwik Gupta and Anusha Sinha discuss SEI work on NetFlow that aims to distinguish human-generated flows from machine-generated flows to identify human actors on networks and potential network threats more easily.
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