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Thank you for this helpful introduction to APIs and their vulnerabilities.

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I am certainly trying to stay open-minded and learn how EVM and Agile practically can function well together. In many cases, the feedback I hear and see is that EVM over-complicates, forces micromanagement, suffocates agile projects while making them less efficient. I wonder how the tooling, or lack thereof, is a partial root cause. For example, much of EVM lives on spreadsheets or a project-based application like MS Projects. While Agile lives in apps like Jira. There are some Jira plugins and many custom scripts that people create, but at the end of the day, it still seems the tooling does not play nice together. There is a lot of manual overhead, thus causing things to go out of sync extremely fast. Especially with high turnover, the newly hired person starts doing things their way, which leads to disjointed continuity. Management wants EVM, while the devs prefer agile. If things are laid out perfectly right initially, perhaps they can coexist. That is of course never the reality. Also, many times, as soon as the scope changes or the schedule slips or a large pivot needs to occur, everything starts falling apart. Further compounded if EVM-proponents want forecasting and risk mitigation 5 years out on a project. EVM seems to prefer rigidness to stay robust, while Agile prefers fast-and-loose to provide value faster and sooner. Like oil and water, these seem like complete opposite methodologies in practice, excluding the complexities that increase with human factors. Instead of forcing these things together, I wonder if there is an "additive" that could allow them to "mix" together seamlessly. The answer may be in the software tooling used to manage, track, calculate, and deliver these EVM/Agile products? On a separate note, an argument I often hear is, "Why do we need EVM, look at SpaceX and their agile approach, they deliver more value faster, cheaper, and safer than many other aerospace companies who are stuck on EVM or EVM/Agile-hybrid who consistently run over time and budget?". I would love to hear all three of your thoughts on this, if it is a worthy discussion.

he really said everything he could possibly say without saying it, didn't he? It's not counter AI, it's counter-endUser. A framework to prevent unauthorized (un-monetized) determinism. This seems like a familiar perspective to one raised in a gilded palace within a walled garden. That seems counter intuitive to the undeniable truth informing emergent reality. This technology cannot be controlled and any attempt to profess safety in deployment is an attempt to unjustly inflate projections in the pursuit of recovering runaway startup costs.

Would have liked to have heard about how 'Creating and Using Virtual Prototyping Software' fits with Agile/Scrum, or general Project management for Software Development. Or thoughts on how it can used in a industries with existing rigorous standards FAA : DO-178X , DO 331 , ARP4754A , ED-12C FDA : 13485 , ISO14971 , IEC 62304 , SaMD and DOE Nuclear : 414.1x, Automotive : 26262

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I was one of the authors of an early Model Driven Systems Development Paper. As the earlier commenter noted the topic is about more than software. Our motivation arose from the challenges of developing large, complex systems with hardware and software content. In particular, hardware development is sequential, and software development is iterative. Traditional methods resulted in poorly tested software being integrated with hardware when a program's burn rate was at its peak. This motivated us to find methods to address the integration risks earlier in the development cycle. This feature of Model Based Engineer has not been fully exploited by industry.

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Where can I find this research?

From my 40 years of experience, work package do measure work. However, some Agile practitioners have a problem in equating work performed with value created. As noted throughout the Agile manifesto, it's value that should be emphasized. The use of the term "earned value" instead of "earned work" further confuses the conversation.

Why isn't a software factory referred to as a "system" instead of a new buzzword? Is it because of the reference to pipelines? Could a pipeline be manual, and not a technical solution? I get annoyed when the new terms seem unnecessary to me... Our company explained our SF as a series of applications that work together (so, a system...). Is it more a methodology like Agile?

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This brief interview hits a couple high-level points, but the full "Special Report: Application Programming Interface (API) Vulnerabilities and Risks" PDF offers a wealth of practical information for developers. Thank you for making this quality resource publicly available! insights.sei.cmu.edu/documents/5908/api-vulnerabilities-and-risks-2024sr004-1.pdf

So what yer saying is, modern IT solutions are built on a house-of-cards, and no matter how robust or useful any modern systems become, they will always be, at their foundation, insecure and chaotic, because the people who built that original foundation of cards are all retired and gone? And maybe Cooper was right that instead of trying to extract every possible cent from a broken system, we should invest in a new more robust and secure foundation? Good talk.

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At 36:45 a key point is made about the specialization within the profession. It's already a problem within #cybersecurity that specialization across vulnerability management, platform security, app sec, cryptography, secrets management -- become de facto siloes. So far, it's unclear whether #LLMs can help address this problem, by summarization and narrative-making perhaps. But I doubt it can fully overcome it. In fact, the LLM may add a layer of, for instance, generated "code" or templating on top of what is already a tower of subcomponents and services -- thereby adding still more complexity. That said, I doubt there will be any turning back.

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We need to update the way and methods teaching software engineering. The impacts of GenAI is happening and education need to be adaptable to this change. Equipping the students with basic skills of software engineering and development in mind all the tools can be used from the graduates from computer science and software engineering degrees. No doubt that the GenAI will be used extensively starting from now. Happy that SEI is discussing this topic and how we can update the educational approach.

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Thanks great pressentation, are the slides avaialble anywhere?

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Wow- so glad to know. Thanks Dan DeCapria

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Can you please give a link of the slides?

I love the series SEI did on diversity in software engineering. It's really interesting to learn of these women's journeys to where they are now!

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David Griess wrote The Science of Programming 40 years ago. I read it, I learned from it, and over a long career in software development, nobody cared. Employers want code that is written fast, not code that is provably correct.

Great discussion! Where can I find this blogpost?

Great topic. Could you share references to the book mentioned on this blog please?

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It's interesting that importance in diversity is important for women and talking about it, women. I am pretty sure that there will be changes when all the top managers discuss it and prove it by charts

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