human-computer interaction – Page 14

Security and usability: Don’t let your users get you down

After my first year at university I spent the summer working in a delicatessen in Putney. One morning during my

Another Apple marketing frenzy has led to the UK bracing itself for the launch of the iPhone tomorrow. The Carphone

(Stalker-Firth, R., July 2003)

Like every self-respecting human-computer interaction (HCI) lecturer, I introduce task analysis or the technique of analysing how people perform a

Humans are involved in 80-90% of IT security system breaches. We have the technological capacity to keep our software systems