Manuel A. Serrano

Associate Professor

University of Castilla-La Mancha

Spain

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Manuel A. Serrano is an Associate Professor at Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. His research areas focus on trustworthy AI and IoT frameworks, quantum software engineering, and ethical artificial intelligence. His recent publications include works on quantum privacy, cybersecurity risk management, and urban mobility frameworks.

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Articles (21)

MARISMA: A modern and context-aware framework for assessing and managing information cybersecurity risks

TrustAIoT: A framework for building trustworthy AIoT platforms

Generation of Quantum Software From Truth Tables

Towards a methodology for ethical artificial intelligence system development: A necessary trustworthiness taxonomy

Enabling Quantum Privacy and Security by Design: Imperatives for Contemporary State‐of‐the‐Art in Quantum Software Engineering

Exploring the trade-off between computational power and energy efficiency: An analysis of the evolution of quantum computing and its relation to classical computing

Minimizing incident response time in real-world scenarios using quantum computing

Quantum Software Components and Platforms: Overview and Quality Assessment

Minimizing incident response time in real-world scenarios using quantum computing

V-SOC4AS: A Vehicle-SOC for Improving Automotive Security

Towards an integrated swarm intelligence framework for urban mobility:A systematic review and proposed theoretical model

A Systematic Analysis of Security in Blockchain

Managing cybersecurity risks of cyber-physical systems: The MARISMA-CPS pattern

MARISMA-BiDa pattern: Integrated risk analysis for big data

Toward a Quantum Software Engineering

Toward a Quantum Software Engineering

Software modernization to embrace quantum technology

Security reference architecture for cyber-physical systems (Cps)

MARISMA-BiDa pattern: Integrated risk analysis for big data

Application of security reference architecture to Big Data ecosystems in an industrial scenario

Improving Incident Response in Big Data Ecosystems by Using Blockchain Technologies

Collaborators (11)

Macario Polo Usaola

Felix García

Ricardo Perez-Castillo

Claudia Villalonga

Almudena Ruiz-Iniesta

Coral Calero

Luis Enrique Sánchez Crespo

Julio Moreno

Antonio Santos-Olmo Parra

Mario Piattini

Carlos Blanco

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