The COVID-19 pandemic has forced significant changes in enterprise work practices, including an increased use of telecommunications technologies required by the new work-from-home policies that most organizations have instituted in response. In this podcast, Phil Groce, a senior network defense analyst in the CERT Division of the Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute, discusses the security implications of this dramatic increase in the number of people in organizations who are working from home, examines the threats and vulnerabilities associated with the increase in remote work, and offers practical solutions to individuals and enterprises for operating securely in this new environment.
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The Importance of Diversity in Cybersecurity: Carol Ware
The Importance of Diversity in Software Engineering: Suzanne Miller
The Importance of Diversity in Artificial Intelligence: Violet Turri
Using Large Language Models in the National Security Realm
Atypical Applications of Agile and DevSecOps Principles
When Agile and Earned Value Management Collide: 7 Considerations for Successful Interaction
The Impact of Architecture on Cyber-Physical Systems Safety
ChatGPT and the Evolution of Large Language Models: A Deep Dive into 4 Transformative Case Studies
The Cybersecurity of Quantum Computing: 6 Areas of Research
User-Centric Metrics for Agile
The Product Manager’s Evolving Role in Software and Systems Development
Measuring the Trustworthiness of AI Systems
Actionable Data in the DevSecOps Pipeline
Insider Risk Management in the Post-Pandemic Workplace
An Agile Approach to Independent Verification and Validation
Zero Trust Architecture: Best Practices Observed in Industry
Automating Infrastructure as Code with Ansible and Molecule
Identifying and Preventing the Next SolarWinds
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