Speaker: Burt Kaliski
Title: Discussion: Next Steps toward More Trustworthy Interfaces
Abstract:
The TIPPI workshop highlights promising lines of research
in security protocols, user interfaces, and the connections between
them that collectively offer significant potential for improving
users' confidence in their interactions on the Internet. The impact
of the workshop in fulfilling this potential depends to a large
extent on the interests of the participants in bringing together the
concepts into sustained practice. As a motivation, I'll attempt to
draw together a framework for further research and industry efforts,
including a proposal for a set of criteria - a "standard" of sorts -
by which a user interface for passwords and personal information may
be considered "trustworthy." We'll conclude with an open discussion
about next steps.
Biography:
Dr. Burt Kaliski is vice president of research at RSA Security
and chief scientist of its research center, RSA Laboratories. Burt
joined RSA Security in 1989 when it was a startup, and in 1991 helped
launch RSA Laboratories. Since then he has led a team of applied
researchers and standards developers who have produced a range of new
concepts and technologies with longstanding impact on the industry.