This post explains how to identify software components within systems that are in danger of being exploited and that should be protected by anti-tamper practices.

June 21, 2021 • By Scott Hissam

In Secure Development

Adverse events and conditions can disrupt a system, causing it to fail to provide essential capabilities and services. As I outlined in previous posts in this series, resilience is an …

April 27, 2020 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

Adverse events and conditions can disrupt a system, causing it to fail to provide essential capabilities and services. As I outlined in previous posts in this series, resilience is an …

April 20, 2020 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

If adverse events or conditions cause a system to fail to operate appropriately, they can cause all manner of harm to valuable assets. As I outlined in previous posts in …

February 17, 2020 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

A system resilience technique is any architectural, design, or implementation technique that increases a system's resilience....

February 3, 2020 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

At its most basic level, system resilience is the degree to which a system continues to perform its mission in the face of adversity....

January 13, 2020 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

To most people, a system is resilient if it continues to perform its mission in the face of adversity....

December 2, 2019 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

Over the past decade, system resilience (a.k.a., system resiliency) has been widely discussed as a critical concern, especially in terms of data centers and cloud computing....

November 25, 2019 • By Donald Firesmith

In Cybersecurity Engineering

Explore system resilience in data centers, cloud computing, cyber-physical systems, and more in this SEI Blog post.

November 24, 2019 • By Donald Firesmith