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SCAIFE API Definition Beta Version 0.0.2 for Developers
June 14, 2019 • White Paper
Lori FlynnEbonie McNeilAubrie Woods (Carnegie Mellon University)
This paper provides the SCAIFE API definition for beta version 0.0.2. SCAIFE is an architecture that supports static analysis alert classification and prioritization.
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Secure Your Code with AI and NLP
June 04, 2019 • Webinar
Eliezer KanalNathan M. VanHoudnos
In this talk, we discussed how a branch of artificial intelligence called Natural Language Processing, or NLP, is being applied to computer code.
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Defending Your Organization Against Business Email Compromise
May 30, 2019 • Podcast
Anne Connell
Anne Connell discusses recent business email compromise attacks, such as Operation Wire Wire, and offers guidance on how individuals and organizations can protect themselves from these sophisticated new modes of attack.
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How to Build a Computer from Scratch
May 28, 2019 • Video
Gabriel Somlo (SEI CERT)Rotem D. Guttman
Rotem Guttman and Gabe Somlo discuss how organizations with high-security needs can ensure their hardware is safe by using open source hardware or by building a computer.
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My Story in Computing with Dr. Eliezer Kanal
May 16, 2019 • Podcast
Eliezer Kanal
In this SEI Podcast, the first in the My Story in Computing series, Dr. Kanal discusses his education, career path, and lessons he learned along the way.
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What’s Going on with Near-Term Quantum Computing?
May 14, 2019 • Video
This SEI Cyber Talk episode explains how quantum computing works, its current state, and how it might be used in both the near- and long-term future.
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