The AI Adoption Maturity Model v1.0
Developed by the SEI in collaboration with Accenture, the AI Adoption Maturity Model enables organizations to create an assessment-based roadmap for successful AI adoption.
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Technical Papers
Unused Code: A Hidden Time Bomb
This report examines failures that unused code can cause, including discussions of real examples using C/C++, and discussions of other languages as well.
Integrating Cyber Threat Intelligence into Cyber Mission Rehearsals
This report provides a comprehensive overview of how to integrate cyber threat intelligence into cybersecurity mission rehearsals, focusing on planning, assessment, and evaluation.
Evaluation of Methods for Managing Secrets for Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure
This report provides guidance to help organizations' evaluation solutions to manage secrets when using Kubernetes on Microsoft Azure.
Managing Architectural Risk During Agile Development
This report presents Agile Architecture Risk Management and Continuous Risk Management to identify S/W development risks before production and project failure.
Instantiating the Error Model Version 2 (EMV2) Annex
The Error Model Annex, Version 2 (EMV2), notation for architecture fault modeling supports safety, reliability, and security analyses as part of the OSATE toolset.
Blog Posts
SEI researchers, in partnership with Accenture, studied how organizations can mature AI practices to bring clarity, structure, and consistency to AI adoption. This post outlines …
Measures need to detect and respond to drift in ML systems before real-world harms are enacted. This post describes what causes drift and how to …
By weighing the tradeoffs between design pattern attributes and quality attributes, software developers can identify architectural risks early and assess the system impacts of design …
To help teams meet the need for rigorous evaluation methods, researchers in SEI’s AI Division developed a library built on best practices for LLM evaluation …
Podcasts
This podcast explores the growing threat of data poisoning in AI systems and highlights emerging mitigation strategies, including chain-of-custody controls.
This podcast explores CERT UEFI Parser, a new, open source tool that uses program analysis to reveal the architecture of UEFI software, and explore this …
Paul Nielsen, the SEI's director and chief executive officer, discusses his legacy, the impact of mentors, and the importance of encouraging scientists and engineers to …
Marie Baker, Chris May, and Mike Winter discuss findings from a Pentagon-commissioned study assessing the feasibility of a civilian cybersecurity reserve.
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Rethinking and Maturing AI Adoption
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In this webcast, SEI researchers discuss observations and lessons from their application of AI-native software engineering and the study of its use across multiple projects.
In this webcast, SEI researchers discuss the why, what, and how behind metrics that will enable your team to move from “just collecting data” to …
In this webcast, SEI researchers explain how System Theoretic Process Analysis helps organizations build stronger assurances about the safety and security of complex systems, including …
In this webcast, Justin Novak and Christopher Ian Rodman discuss how AI can be leveraged to build out and enable your security operations center (SOC) …
Vulnerability Notes
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