Design for Security

Design for Security

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Design thinking is a problem solving tool

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Design thinking is a problem solving tool

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Design for Security

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Good experience design and good security cannot exist without each other
  3. 3 We need to stop expecting people to become security experts
  4. 4 Shaming people is lazy
  5. 5 Design thinking is a problem solving tool
  6. 6 Consider the "secure by default" principle
  7. 7 Normalise security
  8. 8 Group similar tasks
  9. 9 Path of (Perceived) Least Resistance
  10. 10 Each false alarm reduces the credibility of a warning system.
  11. 11 Shadow It is a massive vulnerability
  12. 12 Use security tools for security concerns
  13. 13 Align your goals with the end user's goals
  14. 14 (Mis)communication
  15. 15 What are you unintentionally miscommunicating?
  16. 16 What is their mental model of what's happening, compared to yours?
  17. 17 A system is secure from a given user's perspective if the set of actions that each actor can do are bounded by what the user believes it can do.
  18. 18 How are we already influencing users' models?
  19. 19 What are we teaching?
  20. 20 Understand end user mental models
  21. 21 What are your users' mental models?
  22. 22 One final anecdote...

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