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Create the best stories from newsworthy social media content. In this poster, the Security Engineering Risk Analysis Project is illustrated, including causes of security design weaknesses and the use of risk analysis. In this poster, a Quality and Software Assurance Project is illustrated, including highlights of a literature review, a workflow, and working hypothesis. In this podcast Carol Woody and Christopher Alberts discuss guidelines that they developed to ensure that the WEA service remains robust and resilient against cyber attacks.

In this book chapter, the authors discuss modern principles of software assurance and identify a number of relevant process models, frameworks, and best practices. In this podcast, CERT researchers Robert Ellison and Carol Woody discuss research aimed at increasing alert originators' trust in the WEA service and the public's trust in the alerts that they receive.

This report presents recommendations for stakeholders of the Wireless Emergency Alerts WEA service that resulted from the development of two trust models, focusing on how to increase both alert originators' and the public's trust in WEA.

In this paper, the authors highlight efforts to address the principles of software assurance and its educational curriculum. This white paper was produced to focus attention on the opportunities and challenges for embedding information assurance considerations into Agile development and acquisition.

In this paper, Carol Woody summarizes recent key accomplishments, including harmonizing security practices with CMMI and using assurance cases. In this paper, the authors discuss what practitioners should know about software assurance, where to look, what to look for, and how to demonstrate improvement.

In this paper, the authors describe software assurance challenges inherent in networked systems development and propose a solution.

In this paper, the authors describe practices that address defects and mechanisms for introducing these practices into the acquisition lifecycle.

In this paper, the authors highlight the approach being implemented by SEI researchers for assessing and managing software supply-chain risks and provides a summary of the status of this work. In this paper, the authors highlight efforts underway to address our society's growing dependence on software and the need for effective software assurance. In this preface, the guest editors of this special edition provide a context for the articles that comprise the issue.

In this book chapter, the authors present a measurement model with seven principles that capture the fundamental managerial and technical concerns of development and sustainment. This paper discusses the natural tension between rapid fielding and response to change characterized as agility and DoD information assurance policy.

Data for the paper was gathered through interviews with DoD project managers and IA representatives. In this paper, the authors discuss the effects of the changing operational environment on the development of secure systems. In this section of the research report, the authors attempt to integrate development and acquisition practices with risk-based evaluations and mitigations.

In this report, the authors consider current practices in software supply chain analysis and suggest some foundational practices. In this report, the authors describe the SEI Assurance Modeling Framework, piloting to prove its value, and insights gained from that piloting. In this report, the authors describe the Survivability Analysis Framework, which is used to evaluate critical operational capabilities. In this report, the authors identify software supply chain security risks and specify evidence to gather to determine if these risks have been mitigated.

This paper, extracted from the CERT Research Report, describes planned research tasks in the field of cyber assurance. In this report, the authors describe the value of multi-view decision making, a set of practices that reflect the realities of complex development efforts.

In this report, the authors describe the Survivability Analysis Framework, a structured view of people, process, and technology. In this document, Carol Woody summarizes the content shared at the SEPG conference and steps underway toward ties between security and process improvement. In this article, the authors examine OCTAVE, an operational security-risk methodology, and apply it to security-related risks during system development.

This report discusses questions about sustaining new and legacy systems; the report presents definitions, related issues, future considerations, and recommendations for sustaining software-intensive systems. In this report, the authors describe how OCTAVE has been used and tailored to fit a wide range of organizational risk assessment needs. This handbook presents guidance for acquisition planning and strategy topics in a condensed form, and references the primary resources available for each topic.

In this report, Carol Woody documents how environments for system development can support or reject improved quality requirements elicitation mechanisms. Software Engineering Institute. Alberts Carol Woody, PhD This report examines the concept of threat archetypes and how analysts can use them during scenario development. Creel In this webcast, Carol Woody and Rita Creel discuss how cybersecurity engineering knowledge, methods, and tools throughout the lifecycle of software-intensive systems will reduce their inherent cyber risk and increase their operational cyber resilience.

Chick Aaron K. Reffett This paper describes the cybersecurity challenges that Department of Defense programs faced when adopting DevSecOps practices and how they addressed them. Ellison This paper offers system defenders an overview of how threat modeling can provide a systematic way to identify potential threats and prioritize mitigations. Alberts John Klein This article describes how an organization might address cybersecurity when it adopts cloud technology to replace physical data centers and monitoring and testing can no longer be performed directly on the equipment the system uses.

Women in Software and Cybersecurity: Dr. Ellison Charlie Ryan This report proposes measurements for each Software Assurance Framework SAF practice that a program can select to monitor and manage the progress it's making toward software assurance. Chick This guidebook helps program managers address the software assurance responsibilities critical in defending software-intensive systems, including mission threads and cybersecurity.