Publications
The SEI provides access to more than 5,000 documents from three decades of research on best practices in software engineering. These documents include technical reports, presentations, webinars, podcasts, blogs, and other searchable materials. You can search our database to find publications that span the SEI's history as well as current research.
SEI Digital Library
Our digital library holds over 30 years of publications that you can browse by topic, author, and publication type.
New in Publications
The Future of Cyber: Educating the Cybersecurity Workforce
August 11, 2020 • Podcast
Dr. Diana BurleyRoberta (Bobbie) Stempfley
Bobbie Stempfley, director of the SEI’s CERT Division, interviews Dr. Diana Burley, executive director and chair of the Institute for Information Infrastructure Protection, or I3P, and vice provost for research for American University.
learn more
Architecture Evaluation for Universal Command and Control
August 03, 2020 • White Paper
John KleinPatrick DonohoePhilip Bianco
The SEI developed an analysis method to assess function allocations in existing C2 systems and reason about design choices and tradeoffs during the design of new C2 systems.
read
Documenting Process for CMMC
July 30, 2020 • Podcast
Katie C. StewartAndrew F. Hoover
Andrew Hoover and Katie Stewart, architects of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), discuss process documentation, a Level 2 requirement.
learn more
Agile Cybersecurity
July 16, 2020 • Podcast
Carol Woody, PhDWill Hayes
Dr. Carol Woody and Will Hayes discuss an approach that allows organizations to integrate cybersecurity into the agile pipeline.
learn more
Agile in Government: Go for Insight, Not Just Oversight
July 16, 2020 • Webinar
Suzanne Miller
This webcast provided practical insights into how a Government Program Office can productively engage with a contractor using Agile and Lean methods.
watch
CMMC Levels 1-3: Going Beyond NIST SP-171
July 01, 2020 • Podcast
Katie C. StewartAndrew F. Hoover
Andrew Hoover and Katie Stewart, CMMC architects, discuss Levels 1-3 of the model and what steps organizations need to take to move beyond NIST 800-171.
learn more