Human Centered Security Design Systems by Heidi Trost (10 results)

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Paperback. Condition: Good. In our interconnected world, we face a complex cybersecurity ecosystem where digital vulnerabilities can have far-reaching consequences. Threats to digital infrastructure often impact critical physical systems, potentially causing real-world harm. With AI agents set to handle extensive personal information, data security and privacy are more crucial than ever. Human-Centered Security targets professionals designing digital products that handle sensitive data: UX designers, engineers, and product managers. It's also for those responsible for securing organizational data and systems: security engineers, CISOs, CIOs, and teams focused on risk management, legal, privacy, and compliance. These professionals influence security-related behaviors and possess deep knowledge of threats to their products or organizations. This places a significant responsibility on them to design resilient systems that encourage safer outcomes. As the stakes continue to rise in our digital landscape, their role in protecting users from evolving cybersecurity risks becomes increasingly vital. This book will help you: Focus on areas of the user experience where security impacts users the most. These are places where users are signing up, configuring a product for the first time, handling customer or patient data, or when confronted with a security or privacy-related message or warning, to name a few. Understand the dynamics of the security ecosystem. Looking at the security ecosystem from a single vantage point won't work. Instead, you need to understand how the system design impacts users, how user actions prompt changes to the system design, how threat actors take advantage, how threat actors actions prompt changes to the system design, how users react, and on and on. Find your security UX allies. Think of a Venn diagram, with circles representing the security team, the UX team, the product team, the engineering team, the legal and privacy teams, as so on. To improve the security user experience, these circles must overlap. In other words, each group's expertise and perspective are required to understand and design for the dynamic cybersecurity ecosystem. Ask better questions when talking to your cross-disciplinary team. These questions will help your team anticipate how users might react and how threat actors might take advantage. What to consider when designing for secure outcomes. The book examines some of the most common security user experience issues. Embrace iteration. Users will do things you didn't expect or account for. Even more importantly, threat actors will act in ways you couldn't have predicted. What was effective yesterday might not be as effective today.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. In our interconnected world, we face a complex cybersecurity ecosystem where digital vulnerabilities can have far-reaching consequences. Threats to digital infrastructure often impact critical physical systems, potentially causing real-world harm. With AI agents set to handle extensive personal information, data security and privacy are more crucial than ever. Human-Centered Security targets professionals designing digital products that handle sensitive data: UX designers, engineers, and product managers. It's also for those responsible for securing organizational data and systems: security engineers, CISOs, CIOs, and teams focused on risk management, legal, privacy, and compliance. These professionals influence security-related behaviors and possess deep knowledge of threats to their products or organizations. This places a significant responsibility on them to design resilient systems that encourage safer outcomes. As the stakes continue to rise in our digital landscape, their role in protecting users from evolving cybersecurity risks becomes increasingly vital. This book will help you: Focus on areas of the user experience where security impacts users the most. These are places where users are signing up, configuring a product for the first time, handling customer or patient data, or when confronted with a security or privacy-related message or warning, to name a few. Understand the dynamics of the security ecosystem. Looking at the security ecosystem from a single vantage point won't work. Instead, you need to understand how the system design impacts users, how user actions prompt changes to the system design, how threat actors take advantage, how threat actors actions prompt changes to the system design, how users react, and on and on. Find your security UX allies. Think of a Venn diagram, with circles representing the security team, the UX team, the product team, the engineering team, the legal and privacy teams, as so on. To improve the security user experience, these circles must overlap. In other words, each group's expertise and perspective are required to understand and design for the dynamic cybersecurity ecosystem. Ask better questions when talking to your cross-disciplinary team. These questions will help your team anticipate how users might react and how threat actors might take advantage. What to consider when designing for secure outcomes. The book examines some of the most common security user experience issues. Embrace iteration. Users will do things you didn't expect or account for. Even more importantly, threat actors will act in ways you couldn't have predicted. What was effective yesterday might not be as effective today.…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 160 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.34 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 160 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.34 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Whether you're a designer, researcher, product manager, or engineer, you need to be concerned about your product's security experience and your organization's overall security.If you care about the people who use your products and want to keep them safe, Human-Centered Security is an essential resource to have at your fingertips. This book provides valuable insights and critical questions to help you ensure that your organization's security experience is both strong and effective.TakeawaysLearn how security impacts the user experience-both positively and negatively.Understand key security concepts and terms.Learn about the intricate dynamics of the user security experience.Figure out who your security allies are in your company and how to use them for the best outcomes.Ask better questions when talking to your cross-disciplinary team about how to interpret security.Consider what the enhanced measures are when designing for secure outcomes.Embrace iteration when threat actors surprise your company with unpredictable actions.Discover how to get buy-in for security from your leadership.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Human-Centered Security | How to Design Systems That Are Both Safe and Usable | Heidi Trost | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Rosenfeld Media | EAN 9781959029090 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…