Speaking as someone who has done security in consumer electronics for
10+ years, I've never been asked by any sort of designer to be involved
in the design process. It's usually the case that engineering receives
the requirements docs, then I go through those and start looking for
problems.
One of the things I hope to achieve by going back to design school is
learning not only design, but how to talk to designers in their language
for those instances where I'm "just the engineer" on a project.
Den Serras wrote:
I'm curious, how many of you Ix designers actually work with, hire,
or consult with security experts before finishing a project? Of
course this wasn't even a high-tech attack but the equivalent of
telling the voters to use pencils and then erasing them. Does anyone
even have a user testing program that includes people trying to f*ck
with the system?
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