“Increasingly computer security is focusing on the human component within a system. About five years ago, security research and practice accepted that most users do not comply with security policies, which is what makes attacks on computer systems possible.”
Read more about the intersection of usability and computer security.
“Samsung Electronics, the world’s third-largest cell phone maker, is now cooperating with a local research team to develop cell phone software that can feel, think, evolve and reproduce.”
1. This is a usability nightmare in the making.
2. Why does every sentence of this article stand alone as a paragraph? That’s silly.
“It’s just like a sophisticated creature […]
“Product teams can leverage usability in three simple ways. First, usability can disambiguate requirements. Second, it can push a product closer to perfection with a small investment. Finally, usability helps product teams inform the organization about potential and expected support issues.” (Source: Apogee, Author: John S. Rhodes)
This is an article that I wrote for Daniel […]
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