Where Humane Technology and Secure Technology Meet
summary
Compares building respectful, humane technology with implementing secure technology, naming their overlaps and gaps and how those affect people and societies. Uses the intersection between humane-design principles and software security practices to show how addressing security challenges can also make technology more humane.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 0:14Lisa Levasseur
- 0:31Rsa Disclaimer
- 1:47What Is Humane Technology
- 7:00Software Complexity
- 7:55Identity Management
- 8:37Recommendations
- 12:31Use Case Development
- 13:1410 Principles of Safe and Respectful Technology
- 15:39Validation Testing
- 16:12Consent and Permission
- 19:55Business Related Challenges
- 21:34Surveillance for Fun and Profit
- 23:01Supply Chain Management
- 24:04The Time to Market
- 30:01Professional Development
- 30:48Continuing Advanced Education
- 38:55You Should Do a Safety Audit on Your Product
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