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PODCAST

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series

Members of Technical Staff at the Software Engineering Institute

The SEI Podcast Series presents conversations in software engineering, cybersecurity, and future technologies.

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15:32

Women in Software and Cybersecurity: Grace Lewis

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/03/14

In her work at the SEI, Grace Lewis focuses on securely pushing cloud resources to the edge and integrating IoT devices into systems. Lewis’s research helps soldiers in the field access cloud resources even if they are not fully connected to the cloud. It also enables IoT devices to securely integrate with edge resources to pre-process data on its way to the cloud. In this SEI Podcast, Lewis discusses her career journey, which led to her leading Tactical Edge Computing at the SEI. This podcast is

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17:09

Women in Software and Cybersecurity: Bobbie Stempfley

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/03/01

In this SEI Podcast interview, Roberta (Bobbie) Stempfley discusses her career and journey to becoming the director of the SEI’s CERT Division. This podcast is one of the inaugural interviews in our Women in Software and Cybersecurity podcast series.

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17:36

Women in Software and Cybersecurity: Dr. Lorrie Cranor

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/03/01

In this SEI Podcast, Dr. Lorrie Cranor, director of CyLab, discusses her career, her work in privacy and security, and her upcoming keynote at the 2019 Women in Cybersecurity Conference, March 28-30 in Pittsburgh. This podcast is one of the inaugural interviews in our Women in Software and Cybersecurity podcast series.

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21:47

Leading in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/03/01

Tom Longstaff, who in 2018 was hired as the SEI’s chief technology officer, discusses the challenges of leading a technical organization in the age of artificial intelligence.

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22:12

Applying Best Practices in Network Traffic Analysis

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/02/27

In today's operational climate, threats and attacks against network infrastructures have become far too common. Researchers in the SEI’s CERT Division work with organizations and large enterprises, many of whom analyze their network traffic data for ongoing status, attacks, or potential attacks. Through this work we have observed both challenges and best practices as these network traffic analysts analyze incoming contacts to the network, including packets traces or flows. In this SEI Podcast, Tim

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20:11

10 Types of Application Security Testing Tools and...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/02/25

Bugs and weaknesses in software are common: 84 percent of system breaches exploit vulnerabilities at the application layer. The prevalence of software-related problems is a key motivation for using application security testing tools. With a growing number of application security testing tools available, it can be confusing for leaders, developers, and engineers to know which tools address which issues. In this podcast, Thomas Scanlon, a researcher in the SEI’s CERT Division, discusses the different

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30:11

Using Test Suites for Static Analysis Alert Classifiers

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/02/18

Static analysis tools used to identify potential vulnerabilities in source code produce a large number of alerts with high false-positive rates that engineers must painstakingly examine to find legitimate flaws. Researchers in the SEI’s CERT Division have developed the SCALe (Source Code Analysis Laboratory) tool to help analysts be more efficient and effective at auditing static analysis alerts. In this podcast, CERT researchers Lori Flynn and Zach Kurtz discuss ongoing research using test suites

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46:29

Blockchain at CMU and Beyond

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/02/18

Beyond its financial hype, researchers are exploring and understanding the promise of Blockchain technologies. In this SEI Podcast, Eliezer Kanal and Eugene Leventhal discuss blockchain research at Carnegie Mellon University and beyond.

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21:47

Leading in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2019/02/15

Tom Longstaff, who in 2018 was hired as the SEI’s chief technology officer, discusses the challenges of leading a technical organization in the age of artificial intelligence.

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06:28

Deep Learning in Depth: The Future of Deep Learning

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/11/28

Ritwik Gupta and Carson Sestili discuss the future of deep learning. “Here is amazing research being done all over the world on how we make what is called explainable AI. How do we explain what the deep learning is trying to do? This is a problem across all fields.”

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12:47

Deep Learning in Depth: Adversarial Machine Learning

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/11/27

Ritwik Gupta of the SEI’s Emerging Technology Center and Carson Sestili, formerly of the SEI’s CERT Division and now with Google, discuss adversarial machine learning.

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29:13

System Architecture Virtual Integration: ROI on Early...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/11/15

Peter Feiler discusses the cost savings (26.1 percent) realized when using the System Architecture Virtual Integration approach on the development of software-reliant systems for aircraft. “If you discover [software defects] at system integration test, the cost of fixing a problem is 300 to 1,000 times higher than doing it upfront. So if upfront, you spent $10,000 fixing it, it’s between $3 and $10 million on the backend that you are saving by the way.”

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09:03

Deep Learning in Depth: The Importance of Diverse...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/11/07

Ritwik Gupta of the SEI’s Emerging Technology Center and Carson Sestili, formerly of the SEI’s CERT Division and now with Google, discuss the importance of diverse perspectives in deep learning. “If you feel like I am an OK programmer, but I am a good deep thinker and a good mathematician, that is actually one of the corners of what it takes to be a successful data scientist. Again, in regard to our previous conversation, you cannot get away with only knowing math. But if you do know math, you are

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14:51

A Technical Strategy for Cybersecurity

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/11/04

Roberta “Bobbie” Stempfley, who was appointed director of the SEI’s CERT Division in June 2017, discusses a technical strategy for cybersecurity. “There is never enough time, money, power, resources—whatever it is—and we make design tradeoffs. Adversaries are looking at what opportunities that creates. They are looking at failures in implementation.”

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19:20

Best Practices for Security in Cloud Computing

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/10/26

Don Faatz and Tim Morrow, researchers with the SEI’s CERT Division, outline best practices that organizations should use to address the vulnerabilities and risks in moving applications and data to cloud services.

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18:11

Risks, Threats, and Vulnerabilities in Moving to the...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/10/22

Tim Morrow and Donald Faatz outline the risks, threats, and vulnerabilities that organizations face when moving applications or data to the cloud. “If you look at large organizations like the DoD, they have embraced this. They are looking to buy infrastructures as a service and even moving office automation to the cloud. For smaller organizations, though, it is something of a challenge, so we wanted to look at and give people some ideas about the challenges they will face when they do this.”

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12:41

Deep Learning in Depth: IARPA's Functional Map of the...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/10/12

Ritwik Gupta and Carson Sestili describe their use of deep learning in IARPA’s Functional Map of the World Challenge. “The idea is how can you take these very minute differences, not only in scale, but also in landscape, the buildings on there, etc., and identify different land functions. This makes it very different from just a traditional image classification problem because you have to take in not only the object of interest, which is like let’s say a building, but also its entire

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13:11

Deep Learning in Depth: Deep Learning versus Machine...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/10/05

In this podcast excerpt, Ritwik Gupta and Carson Sestili describe deep learning and how it differs from machine learning. “As you compose more and more non-linear functions together, you can represent a much wider function space than you could with just one non-linear function. That is why deep learning is different from shallow learning. Shallow learning doesn’t compose multiple things together. Deep learning does.”

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21:10

How to Be a Network Traffic Analyst

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/09/14

Tim Shimeall and Timur Snoke, researchers in the SEI’s CERT Division, examine the role of the network traffic analyst in capturing and evaluating ever-increasing volumes of network data. “Part of it is the ability to use a wide variety of tools to answer questions about what is happening on the network and to figure out ways to go past inference and supposition and to get facts that can actually provide support for the hypothesis that you’re coming up with.

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15:02

Workplace Violence and Insider Threat

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Podcast Series ·

2018/08/28

Tracy Cassidy and Carrie Gardner, researchers with the CERT National Insider Threat Center, discuss research on using technology to detect an employee’s intent to cause physical harm. “A chronology naturally fell out that gave a temporal description of how a particular incident unfolded. So we can see precursor events that foreshadowed the event or the escalation of events that were to

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