Dennis R. Goldenson

Dennis R. Goldenson came to the SEI in 1990 after teaching at Carnegie Mellon University since 1982. He is widely recognized as a leading expert in software engineering measurement and analysis. His work over the years has concentrated on advanced measurement and analytical methods with a focus on the performance and quality outcomes of software and systems engineering practices. In addition to his work on early cost estimation in the presence of uncertainty, other recent work related to early cost estimation done with DoD and contractor organizations includes research on capability and requirements engineering. His current and recent work also includes empirical evaluation of software architecture in cloud computing, the quantitative analysis of textual information, and tools to support collaborative processes. Related interests are in voice of customer methods, modeling and simulation, experimental design, and the visual display of quantitative information.

The DoD Cybersecurity Policy Chart

This chart captures the tremendous breadth of applicable policies, some of which many cybersecurity professionals may not even be aware, in a helpful organizational scheme.

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CSIAC Journal - Insider Threat and the Malicious Insider Threat

This issue of the CSIAC Journal presents five articles which represent different perspectives on Insider Threat and approaches to understand and remediate that threat.

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CSIAC Journal - Serious Games to Enhance Defense Capabilities

This 2017 special edition of the CSIAC Journal focuses on wargames and the many uses of Modeling and Simulation (M&S) that support decision making needed at the various levels of combat.

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CSIAC Reference Document - Recent Developments in Cyberlaw: 2018

CSIAC SME and member of the American Bar Association’s Information Security Committee, Richard “Rick” Aldrich, gives a snapshot of the recent developments in cyberlaw, policy, standards, court cases and industry legal frameworks. These slides focus on emerging issues such as cloud data storage, the scope of 3rd-party doctrine, encryption, warrants for electronic searches, and artificial intelligence.

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