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Classic tool suites that are used to process network flow records deal with very limited detail on the network connections they summarize. These tools limit detail for several reasons: (1) to maintain long-baseline data, (2) to focus on security-indicative data fields, and (3) to support data collection across large or complex infrastructures. However, a consequence of this limited detail is that analysis results based on this data provide information about indications of behavior rather than information that accurately identifies behavior with high confidence. In this webcast, Tim Shimeall and Katherine Prevost discuss how to use IPFIX-formatted data with detail derived from deep packet inspection (DPI) to provide increased confidence in identifying behavior.

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There is a lot of documentation about a zero trust architecture, as well as directives that it be used for U.S. federal agencies and the Department of Defense (DoD), but little information on how to go about implementing it to improve an organization’s enterprise or DoD weapon system security. Use cases typically describe requirements for these systems, but they do not provide the contextual awareness that organizations need to help them create a prioritized roadmap to implement zero trust. In this webcast, Tim Morrow, Rhonda Brown, and Elias Miller discuss an approach that organizations can use to help develop the contextual awareness needed to apply a zero trust strategy. What Attendees Will Learn: Overview of a zero trust strategy Roadmap focusing on zero trust for the DoD Engineering approach for mission/workflow Use of a scenario to help reason about zero trust considerations Awareness of an upcoming SEI Zero Trust Industry Day event…

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The Future of Software Engineering and Acquisition with Generative AI 1:32:10

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We stand at a pivotal moment in software engineering, with artificial intelligence (AI) playing a crucial role in driving approaches poised to enhance software acquisition, analysis, verification, and automation. While generative AI tools initially sparked excitement for their potential to reduce errors, scale changes effortlessly, and drive innovation, concerns have emerged. These concerns encompass security risks, unforeseen failures, and issues of trust. Empirical research on generative AI development assistants reveals that productivity and quality gains depend not only on the sophistication of tools but also on task flow redesign and expert judgment. In this webcast, Software Engineering Institute (SEI) researchers will explore the future of software engineering and acquisition using generative AI technologies. They’ll examine current applications, envision future possibilities, identify research gaps, and discuss the critical skill sets that software engineers and stakeholders need to effectively and responsibly harness generative AI’s potential. Fostering a deeper understanding of AI’s role in software engineering and acquisition accentuates its potential and mitigates its risks. What Attendees Will Learn • how to identify suitable use cases when starting out with generative AI technology • the practical applications of generative AI in software engineering and acquisition • how developers and decision makers can harness generative AI technology…

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Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management: No Silver Bullet 38:40

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Evaluating Trustworthiness of AI Systems 1:02:08

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AI system trustworthiness is dependent on end users’ confidence in the system’s ability to augment their needs. This confidence is gained through evidence of the system’s capabilities. Trustworthy systems are designed with an understanding of the context of use and careful attention to end-user needs. In this webcast, SEI researchers discuss how to evaluate trustworthiness of AI systems given their dynamic nature and the challenges of managing ongoing responsibility for maintaining trustworthiness. What attendees will learn: Basic understanding of what makes AI systems trustworthy How to evaluate system outputs and confidence How to evaluate trustworthiness to end users (and affected people/communities)…

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Leveraging Software Bill of Materials Practices for Risk Reduction 1:02:03

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Institutionalizing the Fundamentals of Insider Risk Management 56:33

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Insider threats pose an enduring, ever-evolving risk to an organization’s critical assets that require enterprise-wide participation to manage effectively. Many organizations struggle to make critical tasks in insider risk management “stick,” relying on several crutches to drive temporary organizational change, only to see those changes come undone and have incidents slip through the cracks. In this webcast, we’ll discuss those crutches and identify themes of best practices observed over two decade of researching insider threat and building insider risk management programs that organizations can use to institutionalize key components of effective insider risk management. What attendees will learn: • How to identify drivers of change to an organization’s insider risk posture • How to differentiate between one-time and routine activities in the planning and implementation of an insider risk management program • How to measure the maturity of those routine activities…

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All technology acquired by an organization requires the support of (or integration with) components, tools, and services delivered by a diverse set of supply chains. However, the practices critical to addressing supply chain risks are typically scattered across many parts of the acquiring organization, and they are performed in isolated stovepipes. This situation causes inconsistencies, gaps, and slow response to crises. The Acquisition Security Framework (ASF) addresses this problem by combining leading cyber practices that help organizations manage supply chain risk and define the collaborations critical to securely acquiring, engineering, and operating software-reliant systems. The goals, practices, and processes that structure the ASF have been demonstrated as effective for managing risk and improving resilience. The ASF is consistent with published guidelines for supply chain risk management from ISO, NIST, and DHS. What attendees will learn: This webcast will introduce attendees to the ASF and demonstrate the ways in which the ASF provides a roadmap to help organizations build security and resilience into a system rather than “bolt on” these characteristics after deployment. The webcast will also examine how, following deployment, the ASF guides the ongoing management of system risk and resilience as the technology, threats, and requirements evolve over the system’s lifecycle. ASF includes leading security and resilience practices critical to supply chain risk management a pathway for proactive process management that fosters effective collaboration across the range of stakeholders responsible for acquiring, developing, and deploying software-reliant systems…

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Understanding and articulating cybersecurity risk is hard. With the adoption of DevSecOps tools and techniques and the increased coupling between the product being built and the tools used to build them, the attack surface of the product continues to grow by incorporating segments of the development environment. Thus, many enterprises are concerned that DevSecOps pipeline weaknesses can be abused to inject exploitable vulnerabilities into their products and services. Using Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), a DevSecOps model can be built that considers system assurance and enables organizations to design and execute a fully integrated DevSecOps strategy in which stakeholder needs are addressed with cybersecurity in all aspects of the DevSecOps pipeline. An assurance case can be used to show the adequacy of the model for both the pipeline and the embedded or distributed system. While builders of embedded and distributed systems want to achieve the flexibility and speed expected when applying DevSecOps, reference material and a repeatable defensible process are needed to confirm that a given DevSecOps pipeline is implemented in a secure, safe, and sustainable way. What Attendees will Learn: an approach to evaluate and mitigate the risk associated with attackers exploiting DevSecOps pipeline weaknesses and vulnerabilities how to structure an assurance case around the core capabilities of a DevSecOps pipeline…

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Finding Your Way with Software Engineering Buzzwords 1:01:38

۳ years پیش1:01:38

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As a Software Engineering community, we started to hear new words with new definitions to achieve some challenges with deciding the shelf life of said terms. Some examples include: DevOps is dead, long live NoOps, SecOps, NoCode, SRE, GitOps, and recently Platform Engineering. We often confuse these terms in order to achieve certain software engineering job types. Then the organization decides to implement one or a combination of these terms and restructures the engineering team. However, it can often be cumbersome because many tech professionals are still unfamiliar with the technologies and “new buzzwords” are required to implement a complete SW delivery pipeline to meet the business needs. It is becoming very challenging to find the right way. We should all step back and ask ourselves “what is our why” to deliver new capabilities in a timely, affordable, and secure way. Let’s discuss how we can clear up this word puzzle and find our journey. What Attendees will Learn: • How to align your business objectives with your SW engineering practices? • What is the science behind DevOps? • Understand role vs responsibility • How do I get started on implementing true DevOps? • How to become an agile to overcame new obstacles?…

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Infrastructure as Code Through Ansible 54:27

۳ years پیش54:27

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Infrastructure as code (IaC) is a concept that enables organizations to automate the provisioning and configuration of their IT infrastructure. This concept also aids organizations in applying the DevOps process (plan, code, build, test, release, deploy, operate, monitor, repeat) to their infrastructure. Ansible is a popular choice within the IaC tool landscape for realizing this goal.…

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Applying the Principles of Agile to Strengthen the Federal Cyber Workforce 58:42

۳ years پیش58:42

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The lack of qualified cybersecurity professionals in the United States is a threat to our national security. We cannot adequately protect the systems that our government, economy, and critical infrastructure sectors rely on without an appropriately sized cyber workforce. By some estimates, there are over 700,000 cybersecurity job openings across the United States, with 39,000 of those in the public sector alone. Fortunately, the federal government recognizes that the cyber workforce needs to be strengthened and is implementing efforts to address this need at a national strategic level. In this webcast, we will examine how to use principles and concepts from Agile development to help cyber workforce development initiatives remain adaptable and effective in the continuously evolving landscape of the cyber domain.…

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Ransomware: Defense and Resilience Strategies 58:55

۳ years پیش58:55

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Ransomware poses an imminent threat to most organizations. Whereas most traditional cyber attacks require extended threat actor engagement to seeking out critical information, exporting data, and demanding ransom from victims, ransomware shortens the process and puts immediate pressure on the victim to respond with payment. Unfortunately, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and other novel attack techniques have made these attacks more ubiquitous as they are pernicious. In this talk, Brett Tucker will discuss a novel means for assessing an organization to determine its susceptibility to ransomware and explore the organization’s resilience to recover normal operations after a successful attack. Attendees will learn about the key domains for analysis and practical tips for facilitating resilience assessments.…

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Using Open Source to Shrink the Cyber Workforce Gap 50:19

۳ years پیش50:19

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By all recent measures, the cybersecurity workforce is woefully understaffed. According to (ISC)², the cyber workforce gap in the United States was 377,000 open positions in 2021. The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) has been working with the U.S. government to development novel approaches designed to shrink this gap. This talk will focus on open source initiatives that bring innovative ideas to cybersecurity modeling and simulation, assessment, and competitions What Attendees will Learn: Understanding of the challenges facing the cyber workforce and how to build engaging content that will help close the workforce gap Where to find open source projects developed by the Software Engineering Institute to build cyber exercises, training labs and simulations Hands on experience that can be immediately applied to workforce development initiatives in their own organization…

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Exploring an AI Engineering Body of Knowledge 1:02:21

۳ years پیش1:02:21

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In this webcast, Carol Smith, Carrie Gardner, and Michael Mattarock discuss maturing artificial intelligence (AI) practices based on our current body of knowledge. Much as it did for software engineering in the 1980s, the SEI has begun formalizing the field of AI engineering, beginning with identifying three fundamental pillars to guide AI engineering: human-centered, scalable, and robust and secure. Watch to learn more about these pillars and how they can be used to help national defense and security agencies adopt and develop AI.…

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What are Deepfakes, and How Can We Detect Them? 1:00:00

۳ years پیش1:00:00

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In this webcast, Shannon Gallagher and Dominic Ross discuss what deepfakes are, and how they are building AI/ML tech to distinguish real from fake. They will start with some well-known examples of deepfakes and discuss what makes them distinguishable as fake for people and computers.

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Adapting Agile and DevSecOps to Improve Non-Software Development Teams 1:03:07

۳ years پیش1:03:07

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Agile and DevSecOps have revolutionized software engineering practices. The strategies put forward in Agile and DevSecOps have eased many software engineering challenges and paved the way for continuous deployment pipelines. But what do you do when you're facing a problem that doesn't fit the model of a pure software engineering project? In this webcast, we will share our experiences applying Agile and DevSecOps practices in atypical ways. We will focus our discussion around two atypical examples: 1) managing a program office’s acquisition process 2) developing and maintaining computing enclave operations Using these examples, we will discuss the specific applications of the tools and practices we used to enhance a team's capabilities and better support end users' missions. We will also share the lessons we learned along the way.…

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Predictable Use of Multicore in the Army and Beyond 58:18

۳ years پیش58:18

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Complex, cyber-physical DoD systems, such as aircraft, depend on correct timing to properly and reliably execute crucial sensing, computing, and actuation functions. In this webcast, SEI staff members Bjorn Andersson, PhD, Dionisio de Niz, PhD, and William Vance of the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center discuss using real-time software on multicore processors. Specifically, they review the challenges that DoD and civilian systems face and the proven solutions that are available.…

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Ask Us Anything: Zero Trust Edition 1:02:27

۳ years پیش1:02:27

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The Forrester report, "The Definition of Modern Zero Trust," defines Zero Trust as an information security model that denies access to applications and data by default. Zero Trust adoption can be difficult for organizations to undertake. It is not a specific technology to adopt; instead, it’s an initiative that an enterprise must understand, interpret, and implement. In this webcast, SEI CERT Division Director Greg Touhill, and Dr. Chase Cunningham, chief strategy officer at Ericom Software, answered questions and discussed what you need to implement a Zero Trust strategy. What You Will Learn • Why Zero Trust is a strategy and not a technology • Steps to implement Zero Trust • Examples of past compromises and historical failures that were not only enabled by, but powered by, inherent trust…

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Acquisition Disasters? Ideas For Reducing Acquisition Risk 47:28

۳ years پیش47:28

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The status quo for how we acquire cyber-physical weapon systems (CPS) needs to be changed. It is almost certain (for any acquisition of a CPS) that there will be cost overruns, schedule delays, and/or the loss of promised warfighter capability. Improved product development technologies could be applied, but they have not been adopted widely. We will discuss the status quo, alternative approaches, and how to motivate the community of CPS acquirers and suppliers to improve. What attendees will learn: Characteristics of the current status quo how CPS systems are acquired and developed. Principles of Value Engineering and how they can be applied to the acquisition and development of CPS. Approaches that acquirers and suppliers can take to improve the status quo.…

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