If it's a third party booking engine, like Expedia, recommending a worrying connection, though, fugg

If you are coming on a Star Alliance flight connecting to another *A flight, then you stay in the same terminal. You go through passport control if your destination is in Schengen, and also security check. Passport lines are usually short, hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona so you are through in minutes. hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona They are also efficient in security, so it shouldn't delay you. Your connecting flight is on the same level, just walk or use travelator to your gate. Munich is an efficient airport, and if your incoming flight is delayed, they will escort you through security and sometimes hold your next flight (within reason). They are also efficient in transferring luggage. So normally 55 min is enough for a connection.
In each case, my neurosis hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona was then made worse by a lengthy (couple of miles, driven slowly) bus ride from the arriving plane to the terminal, then made worse still by passport controls unnecessary elsewhere (Germany checks hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona passports on passengers leaving Schengen as well as on those arriving).
We made both connections effortlessly. And the neurosis was doubly unnecessary. On a through booked Star Alliance ticket, they'd have just booked us onto the next available flight hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona if we had been late. And Munich hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona airport has the best beer sausage joints of any airport in the world to while away the couple of hours.
If it's a third party booking engine, like Expedia, recommending a worrying connection, though, fuggedaboutit. They take no responsibility for missed connections. Note the airline, then see if you can get the airline itself to match the price, more or less.
Whether hotel fiesta caspe in barcelona the connection is one hour or five, screw ups along the way are always possible. You need the insurance of a through-booked ticket far more than the views of strangers on a website who usually tell you more about their emotions than real data to base a travel decision on.
Munich is a pretty small airport and connections are easy (albeit often with a bus ride from the plane to the terminal, particularly if you are flying one of those small regional jets). But you do NOT go through security again unless you are changing terminals. It's just a passport check, and that's pretty fast. Granted, though, it's more difficult if you are flying something other than Star Alliance.