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Hacked accounts. Scammers using your platform to trick users. Confusion around security warnings. In today’s intricate cybersecurity landscape, where hackers and online scams are running rampant, designing secure products is crucial. Human-Centered Security guides you to ask better questions, foster cross-disciplinary collaboration, and understand the evolving tactics of threat actors. This book will empower you to enhance the security user experience and keep people safe and secure.
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Heidi Trost is a UX leader who helps cross-disciplinary teams improve the security user experience. With a background in UX research, Heidi does this by helping teams better understand the people they are designing for, as well as the security threats that may impact people and systems negatively. Heidi is also the host of the podcast, Human-Centered Security, where she interviews security experts and people who design for the security user experience. When not thinking about security, you can find her in a sunny spot reading a book, hiking, or riding horses.
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