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In collaboration with Tilburg University

The Impact of Copilot on Quality and Security in Open-Source Software

This research explores the impact of artificial intelligence code development, specifically focusing on GitHub Copilot, on the quality and security of open-source software (OSS). A Collaboration with Tilburg University.

Expertise: Application Modernization, Data & AI

In collaboration with Fontys University

Application Profiling for Automated VM to Container Migrations

This study introduces a novel process-level profiling methodology to automate the migration of applications from Linux-based VMs to containers.

Expertise: Application Modernization

In collaboration with University of Amsterdam

Collaborative Edge-Cloud Computing for Efficient Resource Utilisation

Nowadays, the computing requirements for running different applications keep increasing. When setting up a system to run these apps, there are multiple possibilities to take into account.

Expertise: Application Modernization, Hybrid Cloud

In collaboration with University of Amsterdam

Creating, Detecting and Preventing Malicious Ansible Packages

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) uses DevOps methodology and versioning with a descriptive model to define and deploy infrastructure, such as networks, virtual machines, load balancers, and connection topologies.

Expertise: Cloud Security

In collaboration with TU Delft University

Rainbow RAG: An LLM-Powered RAG System for Contract Review

Results indicate that our KnowledgeGraph-enhanced RAG framework achieves superior performance in identifying and analyzing complex legal relationships while maintaining computational efficiency.

Expertise: Data & AI

In collaboration with University of Amsterdam

eBPF Forensic Tools Comparative Study

Although eBPF has many advantages, it is also exploitable for malicious adversaries. It is of great importance for security reasons to be able to detect attacks that make use of this technology.

Expertise: Cloud Security

In collaboration with University of Amsterdam

Causal structure estimation for rogue resource elimination in Kubernetes clusters

Rogue resources present several problems, such as an enlarged attack surface, wasted energy and/or financial resources, and the increased possibility of anomalous behavior.

Expertise: Platform Engineering

In collaboration with Utrecht University

Investigating Open Source Transformer Techniques for Question Answering Systems on Cloud Domain

In recent times, there has been considerable interest in Question Answering (QA) systems, making them a prominent area of study in Natural Language Processing (NLP).

Expertise: Data & AI

In collaboration with University of Amsterdam

Leveraging eBPF to Build Effective High-Interaction Honeypots

In current times, people and businesses make great use of interconnected information systems (the Internet). This is not without risk, however, as a large portion of individuals and organizations are affected by cyberattacks yearly.

Expertise: Cloud Security

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