Santiago Moral-García

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2014
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Santiago Moral-García, Santiago Moral-Rubio, Eduardo B. Fernández, Eduardo Fernández-Medina:
Enterprise security pattern: A model-driven architecture instance. Comput. Stand. Interfaces 36(4): 748-758 (2014)
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Santiago Moral-García, Santiago Moral-Rubio, David Garcia Rosado, Eduardo B. Fernández, Eduardo Fernández-Medina:
Enterprise security pattern: a new type of security pattern. Secur. Commun. Networks 7(11): 1670-1690 (2014)
2011
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Santiago Moral-García, Santiago Moral-Rubio, Eduardo Fernández-Medina:
Security Pattern Mining: Systematic Review and Proposal. WOSIS 2011: 13-24
2010
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Roberto Ortiz, Santiago Moral-García, Santiago Moral-Rubio, Belén Vela, Javier Garzás, Eduardo Fernández-Medina:
Applicability of Security Patterns. OTM Conferences (1) 2010: 672-684

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