Security by UX Design
summary
The talk addresses how app and web developers can use UX design to reduce user security risks by making safe behavior easier. It covers practical design suggestions to encourage use of long passwords, password managers, and two-factor authentication through interface and workflow changes so users are less likely to ignore or avoid those measures.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 3:15Standard Tips
- 4:22Nobody Follows Them
- 6:02Or How Often This Has Already Happened In
- 8:58What If...
- 11:17Still an Issue in 2019: Don’t Store Passwords in Plain Text
- 20:31Designing Logins
- 24:22Avoid HTML Emails
- 26:52And If You Are an Email Provider
- 28:52Who Does This Address Belong To?
- 29:44And What’s the Credit Card Number?
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