Search the Library

The SEI has published a variety of resources to the software community for over 20 years.  Search for information related to any of the following criteria:

Find a resource

Keyword
Title
Author
By Area of Work
Report Number
(ex: SEI-2009-TR-XXX)

Refine your search

By Resource Type: Select All | Clear All

Annual Reports
Books
Brochures
DVDs
News At Sei
Newsletters
Audio
Podcasts
Presentations
Reports
Videos
Webinars
White Papers
News
Announcements
Press Releases

Latest Additions to the Library

Using Defined Processes as a Context for Resilience Measures

This technical note, which builds on two previous reports, describes how implementation-level processes can provide the necessary context for identifying and defining measures of operational resilience.

Function Extraction (FX) Research for Computation of Software Behavior: 2010 Development and Application of Semantic Reduction Theorems for Behavior Analysis

This 2011 report presents the findings of an SEI study that have been implemented in a system for malware analysis and improved capabilities for behavior computation in other applications.

Programmatic and Constructive Interdependence: Emerging Insights and Predictive Indicators of Development Resource Demand

This 2010 report describes a series of ongoing research efforts that investigate the role of interdependence in the acquisition of major defense acquisition programs.

Engineering Safety- and Security-Related Requirements for Software-Intensive Systems (ICSE 2010)

presentation given at the 22nd Annual Systems and Software Technology Conference (SSTC 2010) in Salt Lake City, Utah on April 26-29, 2010.

Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on a Research Agenda for Maintenance and Evolution of Service-Oriented Systems (MESOA 2009)

This report contains selected papers from the 3rd International Workshop on a Research Agenda for Maintenance and Evolution of Service-Oriented Systems (MESOA 2009).


Help us improve

Visitor feedback helps us continually improve our site.

Please tell us what you
think with this short
(< 5 minute) survey.