Chris Shiflett (13.Nov.2008 at 15:00)
Talk at php|works/PyWorks (English - US)
Anyone who has ever disabled a certain proprietary software firewall because of its constant, irritating demands for approval knows that secure development practices are useless if you don't design your product so that the security solutions are usable. User perception is as important as reality, and meeting user expectations is a fundamental of good security. In this talk, I demonstrate both usable and unusable security solutions and give you practical techniques for creating a secure user experience.
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13.Nov.2008 at 21:22 by Ivo Jansch
Chris called his session 'weird'. I wouldn't say it was weird, but it was very refreshing; a totally different style than most conference talks (with social experiments with the audience).
Quite remarkable demonstration about how security is much more than just 'escape output, filter input'.
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13.Nov.2008 at 20:53 by Cal Evans
Excellent session. Chris is obviously knowledgeable in the area of security but he's also a good speaker. Unlike some speakers I've seen at other conferences, his presentation style does not get in the way of his material.