Antonio Maña

Current

Professor at University of Malaga

Past

Project Reviewer at European Commission
Evaluator for Project Proposals at European Commission
Computer Science teacher at High School at Regional Government of Andalusia (Spain)

Education

Universidad de Málaga

Connections

84 connections

Industry

Computer & Network Security

Websites

Antonio Maña’s Summary

Antonio Maña received his MSc and PhD degrees in Computer Engineering from the University of Málaga in 1994 and 2003, respectively. In 1995 he joined the Department of Computer Science of the University of Málaga where he is currently Professor in the Computer Science Department. His current research activities include security and software engineering, information and network security, application of smart cards to digital contents commerce, software protection and DRM. He has more than 60 peer-reviewed publications. He has participated in several EU funded projects and is currently the Scientific Director of th FP6 SERENITY project and the UMAs principal investigator of FP6 GST, GREDIA and OKKAM projects. Prof. Maña is member of the Editorial Board of the Intl. Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics (IJESDF) and reviewer for several other international journals. He is member of different professional and scientific societies and workgroups and is actively involved in the organisation of research and educational activities.

Antonio Maña’s Specialties:

Security and software engineering;
information and network security;
TPMs, smart cards and other security hardware devices;
digital contents commerce;
software protection; and
DRM.

Antonio Maña’s Experience

Professor

University of Malaga

(Educational Institution; 1001-5000 employees; Research industry)

September 1995 — Present (14 years 7 months)

Antonio Maña’s Education

Universidad de Málaga

Computer Science 1989 — 1994

Additional Information

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Antonio Maña’s Interests:

Professional: information security, security engineering and software engineering. Personal: listen to music (especially progressive rock), play music (bass guitar), meeting friends for going out, BBQs, parties, etc.