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>What's surprising (at first glance) is that the security talent need is very strong in UI/UX/CX. Which technologies specifically?
by aphextron 9y ago
>What's surprising (at first glance) is that the security talent need is very strong in UI/UX/CX.
Which technologies specifically?
- hoobledoo 9y ago>Which technologies specifically? I think that's part of the issue, security minded folks are often very analytical and come from CS backgrounds and the demand is for people who understand how design interacts with technology to, in this case, create secure methods of actually using a technology. So, to answer your question, none. It's about the mindset of the designer.
- jph 9y agoFor example some keywords: rapid web/mobile prototyping, info visualization, split test planning, throttle rollouts, accessibility areas, i18n/l10n, risk management, compliance verification, pattern recognition, time series analysis, threat modeling of web usage, relevance ranking, bloom filters, HIPAA/FERPA/SOX/ISAE etc., client-side cryptography, graylisting, social proof verification, identity theft mitigation, etc.