Design Thinking for Securing DevOps
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Why security design must deter potential attackers without deterring end-users
- How to design iteratively, revising and improving processes based on data and feedback collected
- Why passwords are at odds with streamlined security design
- The importance of empathy in designing your security strategy
Security happens where human meets machine. With this in mind, it becomes crucial to ask the right questions: what exactly happens where people and technology meet? At the very moment of human/system interaction, what factors in human psychology and industrial design are at play? And if we could pause time for a moment to catalog and identify those factors, could we design a better experience, a better outcome, and a better path to the future?
As organizations have shifted from local-only to hybrid and cloud-hosted resources, the principles of zero-trust security have helped define human-friendly secure access regardless of a user’s location and provide functional answers to these questions. Building a zero-trust strategy can improve security wherever a system must make an access decision, but ignoring the behavior of the user and their experience can ground these initiatives before you’ve even taken off.
Join this session on April 20 with J. Wolfgang Goerlich, an Advisory CISO at Duo Security, as he explores these questions and shares lessons that cyber security practitioners can learn from the principles of industrial design!
Presenter Info
J. Wolfgang Goerlich, Advisory CISO, Duo Security
J. Wolfgang Goerlich is an Advisory CISO for Duo Security. He has led IT and IT security in the healthcare and financial services verticals, and advisory and assessment practices in several cyber security consulting firms.