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Matt Gaston Invited to U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium

08/02/2013

Matt Gaston, director of the SEI’s Emerging Technology Center, has been invited to participate in the 2013 U.S. Frontiers of Engineering Symposium. The symposium, organized by the National Academy of Engineering, brings together 100 of the nation’s top engineers under the age of 45 to discuss cutting-edge developments.

Townsend Talks Top 5 Cyber Intelligence Challenges at 2013 Spooks and Suits

07/26/2013

Experts from SEI’s Emerging Technology Center recently outlined challenges and strategies to intelligence community and private sector at 2013 Spooks and Suits conference.

SEI Team Probes the Public Safety Value of Social Media at Massive Outdoor Music Festival

07/18/2013

SEI Team Probes the Public Safety Value of Social Media at Massive Outdoor Music Festival

SATURN 2013 Conference Draws Record Attendance

06/14/2013

209 attendees representing 20 countries and 117 organizations convened in Minneapolis to explore numerous topics pertinent to practicing software architects at the SATURN 2013 Conference.

Announcements

New CrossTalk Issue Touts High-level CMMI Maturity

Stal and Hunt to Keynote the SATURN 2012 Conference

New Technical Reports Published: October 2011

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SEI Technologies Forum Draws Attendees from 52 Countries

The SEI Technologies Forum, a virtual event hosted by the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute (SEI) on October 20, drew more than 700 participants from five continents and 52 countries from around the globe. Attendees engaged with experts and were introduced to state-of-the-art work in the fields of cloud computing, insider threat, Agile development, software architecture, security, measurement, process improvement, and acquisition.

Limiting Risks Found in the Cloud

Jun 10, 2013

GovInfoSecurity interviews the SEI CERT Program's Alex Nicoll and Dawn Cappelli on the approaches cloud computing providers must take to prevent their employees from stealing or harming the customer data they host. More >

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