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DoD Information Assurance and Agile: Challenges and Recommendations Gathered Through Interviews with Agile Program Managers and DoD Accreditation Reviewers

This paper discusses the natural tension between rapid fielding and response to change (characterized as agility) and DoD information assurance policy. Data for the paper was gathered through interviews with...

Cloud Computing at the Tactical Edge

This technical note presents a strategy to overcome the challenges of obtaining sufficient computation power to run applications needed for warfighting and disaster relief missions. It discusses the use of...

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.

COVERT: A Framework for Finding Buffer Overflows in C Programs via Software Verification

This report presents COVERT, an automated framework aimed at finding buffer overflows in C programs using state-of-the-art software verification tools and techniques.

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presentation given by William Novak and Ray Williams at the 2010 Systems and Software Technology Conference (SSTC) on April 29, 2010


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