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Carlos Becker Westphall
Photo in 1987 (age 26)
Born	(1961-09-16) September 16, 1961 (age 62)
Scientific career
Fields	Computer network, Cloud computing, Security, IoT
Institutions	Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul University of Toulouse Federal University of Santa Catarina

Website	www.inf.ufsc.br/~westphal

Carlos Becker Westphall is a Full Professor at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil. He is the founder of LANOMS (Latin American Network Operations and Management Symposium), and of the Network and Management Laboratory at the Federal University of Santa Catarina. He has contributed to IEEE, as secretary and vice-chair of CNOM (Committee on Network Operation and Management), and as member of IEEE Communications Society Membership Programs Development Board; to IFIP as member of WG6.6 - Management of Networks and Distributed Systems; to Elsevier as editorial board member of the Computer Networks Journal; to Springer as board of editors and senior technical editor of the Journal of Network and Systems Management; and to IARIA (International Academy, Research, and Industry Association) as Latin America - IARIA Liaison Board Chair.

Notability

Carlos Becker Westphall has published a paper in 1984 entitled "Receiver for modem in accordance with CCITT Recommendation V.22", enabling the development of this modem in Brazil. He has presented the first master thesis about network management in Brazil, entitled "Proposition for Data Communications Management Functions" in 1988. He was the youngest Full Professor in Brazilian Federal Universities with 31 years old, in 1993. Other important contributions was published in the papers entitled: "OSI Usage Metering Function for the OSIMIS Management Platform", in 1996; "Distribuited Network Management Using SNMP, Java, WWW and CORBA", in 2000; "Decentralized Network Management Using Distributed Artificial Intelligence", in 2001; "Grids of Agents for Computer and Telecommunication Network Management", in 2004; "Intrusion Detection Techniques in Grid and Cloud Computing Environment", in 2010; "A Cloud Computing Solution for Patient's Data Collection in Health Care Institutions, in 2010; SLA Perspective in Security Management for Cloud Computing", in 2010; "Toward an Architecture for Monitoring Private Clouds", in 2011; "Environment, Services and Network Management for Green Clouds", in 2012; "Provisioning and Resource Allocation for Green Clouds", in 2013; "Optimizing Green Clouds through Legacy Network Infrastructure Management", in 2014; "Cloud resource management: a survey on forecasting and profiling models", in 2015; "Model for Cloud Computing Risk Analysis", in 2015; "Decision-theoretic model to support autonomic Cloud Computing", in 2015; "Towards a Framework for VM organisation based on Multi-Objectives", in 2016; "RACLOUDS - Model for Clouds Risk Analysis in the Information Assets Context", in 2016; "A distributed autonomic management framework for cloud computing orchestration", in 2016; A Framework and Risk Assessment Approaches for Risk-based Access Control in the Cloud", in 2016; "A Model for Managed Elements under Autonomic Cloud Computing Management", in 2016; "Preserving Privacy with Fine-grained Authorization in an Identity Management System," in 2017; "Cloud identity management: a survey on privacy strategies", in 2017; and "Improving cloud computing virtual machines balancing through hosts and virtual machines similarities" in 2017. He has more than 460 publications and has contributed in more than 370 Organizing and/or Technical Program Committees for conferences in the field of Computer Networks and Network Management.