Recent years have seen increasing focus towards usable security, with growing recognition that the technology has the best chance of success if users are able to understand it and find its presence acceptable in day-to-day use.  

In this talk Steven Furnell examines various guises in which users are likely to encounter security, and the extent to which it is geared towards making life easy for them. 

The talk was presented at University of Malaya on 1 November 2013.

Recent years have seen increasing focus towards usable security, with growing recognition that the technology has the best chance of success if users are able to understand it and find its presence acceptable in day-to-day use. In this talk Steven Furnell examines various guises in which users are likely to encounter security, and the extent to which it is geared towards making life easy for them. The talk was presented at University of Malaya on 1 November 2013.

Making Security Tolerable

At Plymouth, we offer general courses such as Computing and Computer Science to more specialised courses which focus on our enterprise and research strengths in areas such as security, networking and robotics, all of which equip Plymouth graduates with up-to-the-minute knowledge and skills.

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