The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) today released its annual review of noteworthy research and development projects from the previous fiscal year. The 2025 SEI Year in Review highlights some of ...

Software Engineering Institute (SEI) has announced its 2026 SEI Summer Series. The series of in-person events brings together ...

We conduct cutting-edge research and development that accelerates the transition of technology to the DoW, delivering measurable impact in support of the national security mission.

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) by covering gaps in tools, workforce, and ...

Longstaff, T., 2019: What Engineers Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence. Carnegie Mellon University, Software Engineering Institute's Insights (blog), Accessed ...

This newsletter compiles the latest SEI releases and news about new guidance on creating Capability Needs Statements (CNS) for programs on the Software Acquisition Pathway, the feasibility and ...

Since our foundation in 1984, we have helped the Department of War (DoW), government agencies, and private industry meet mission goals and gain strategic advantage by innovating and advancing the ...

Zubrow, D., 2012: High Maturity Software Engineering Measurement and Analysis. Carnegie Mellon University, Software Engineering Institute's Insights (blog), Accessed ...

In this webcast, Brigid O’Hearn, Christina Rhylander, and Julie Cohen provide you with the practical insight you need to develop a Capability Needs Statement (CNS) that will be effective for your ...

This report presents Agile Architecture Risk Management and Continuous Risk Management to identify S/W development risks before production and project failure.

We leverage our research and development processes to create solutions that modernize software systems, improve operations, bolster security, and produce novel applications for strategic advantage.

Sible, J., and Svoboda, D., 2022: Rust Software Security: A Current State Assessment. Carnegie Mellon University, Software Engineering Institute's Insights (blog ...