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Computing systems: security, performance, and sustainability

Security, performance, scalability, and sustainability of computing systems, from cloud infrastructure to green software.

Areas of expertise:3
Researchers:4
Linked projects:5

Scope

This line addresses the infrastructure properties that make systems reliable at scale: information security and human factors in security, cloud and serverless architectures, parallel and massive data processing, performance and scalability, and computational sustainability, including software energy consumption. Projects combine performance research with real applications in public agencies and in the center’s own platforms.

Research questions

  • How do cloud and serverless architectures reduce cost and processing time for scientific workloads?
  • Which human factors explain security failures in organizations and how can they be mitigated?
  • How can the energy and environmental cost of software systems be measured and reduced?

Main methods

  • Performance benchmarks
  • Cloud infrastructure experiments
  • Surveys and user studies
  • Incident analysis
  • Software energy consumption measurement

Recent output 56

  1. 2026 Undergraduate thesis
    CPU parallelization strategies for optimizing biological sequence comparison algorithms
    Mateus Cunha Maia
  2. 2026 Undergraduate thesis
    Parallel optimal solutions for Sliding Puzzle and Rubiks Cube
    Leonardo Gonçalves Machado
  3. 2026 Undergraduate thesis
    Pipeline for the analysis of Brazilian biomolecules with an architecture based on microservices and GPUs
    Victorio Lázaro Rocha de Morais
  4. 2025 Master's dissertation
    3SW: an adapted CIS Controls v8.1 model for mitigating threats to Web servers
    Tássio Correia da Silva
  5. 2025 Journal article
    Attraction network among Brazilian Health Sciences journals
    CANTO, FABIO LORENSI DO, CARVALHO SEGUNDO, WASHINGTON LUÍS RIBEIRO DE, PINTO, ADILSON LUIZ, SUNDFELD, Daniel
  6. 2025 Conference paper
    PA-Star2: Fast Optimal Multiple Sequence Alignment for Asymmetric Multicore Processors
    Sundfeld, Daniel, TEODORO, GEORGE, Melo, Alba C. M. A.
  7. 2025 Workshop
    Multithread application for accelerating the Particle-in-Cell (PIC) method
    ARAÚJO, MAURÍCIO FERREIRA DE, HABL, LUI, Sundfeld, Daniel
  8. 2025 Master's dissertation
    Identification of additional security factors and their applicability in the gov.br identity
    Sandro Leite Furtado

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Linked supervisions 27

  1. 2026 TCC1 (proposal)
    Intrusion Detection System with Machine Learning
    Henrique Azevedo Batalha, Marina Márcia Costa de Souza
  2. 2026 Undergraduate thesis
    CPU parallelization strategies for optimizing biological sequence comparison algorithms
    Mateus Cunha Maia
  3. 2026 Undergraduate thesis
    Parallel optimal solutions for Sliding Puzzle and Rubiks Cube
    Leonardo Gonçalves Machado
  4. 2026 Undergraduate thesis
    Pipeline for the analysis of Brazilian biomolecules with an architecture based on microservices and GPUs
    Victorio Lázaro Rocha de Morais
  5. 2025 Master's dissertation
    3SW: an adapted CIS Controls v8.1 model for mitigating threats to Web servers
    Tássio Correia da Silva
  6. 2025 Master's dissertation
    Identification of additional security factors and their applicability in the gov.br identity
    Sandro Leite Furtado

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