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Upcoming Webinars
Connecting With Cyber: Developing an Enterprise Risk Program
COMING SOONÂ – EXACT DATE AND TIME TBD. This discussion provides attendees with an understanding of how to construct a comprehensive risk management program. This includes developing a governance structure, a risk appetite statement, and related…
Deceptive AI: Understanding and Defending Against the Next Generation of Cyber Weapons
COMING SOONÂ – EXACT DATE AND TIME TBD. In the evolving theater of modern warfare, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force and new frontier of vulnerabilities. This presentation provides a critical analysis of…
Past Webinars
A Disruptive Game Changer to Achieve DOD Austerity
Today the challenges that threaten the sustainability of the defense software industry are Cyber Security and austerity. How did the futurists get it wrong? When…
Software Security Growth Modeling Webinar
Security growth modeling, analogous to reliability growth modeling, is an attempt to quantify how the projected security of a system increases with detection and removal…
Summary of Software Security Growth Modeling Webinar
Security growth modeling, analogous to reliability growth modeling, is an attempt to quantify how the projected security of a system increases with detection and removal…
Model Based Systems Engineering: A solution to complexity or just a complex solution?
Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) has been around for decades and has enjoyed a considerable amount of success and acceptance in industry and academia. However,…
System of Systems Capability-to-Requirements Engineering
Presenter: Jo Ann Lane, USC Given an existing set of interconnected, independent systems, often referred to as a system of systems (SoS), one of the…
Partitioning Complexity: Breaking down without breaking down
Complex systems are, in a word, complex. The underlying complexity of a given problem is constant. Complexity can be hidden, but it cannot be eliminated….