This is a story of going over the typical security challenges: how to build products that reliably deliver security guarantees, how to avoid the typical pitfalls, and how to create tools that could be usable and predictable for real users. It’s a tale of balancing religious adherence to security practices while keeping the customers’ needs in mind all the time, inside the development team; a story of listening to the customers and observing the actual user behaviour outside in the wild, and trying to make the best decisions when it comes to empowering the customers with easy tools for encrypting data in their apps, securely and without pain. Presented for senior software engineers at QConNYC.
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Jun 2018
QConNYC
Making security usable: product engineer perspective
- Oct 23, 2026 Cybercampus Sverige
Cyber Defence in Ukraine: frontline case studies and strategic insights
Sweden, Stockholm
- Oct 15, 2026 13th Cyber & SCADA Security & NIS2 Readiness for Power & Utilities Industry
Managing cyber-physical threats to transmission networks: Lessons from Ukraine
Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Oct 3, 2026 Fwdays
Designing for compromise: security architecture for mission-critical systems
Kyiv, Ukraine
- May 15, 2026 DOU Day
Continuous cybersecurity attestation of defence and mission-critical systems
Kyiv, Ukraine
- May 4, 2026 NATO TIDE Sprint 44
NATO TIDE Sprint 44: Securing mission-critical systems in active conflict
Istanbul, Türkiye
- Mar 24, 2026 CyberNova
Securing the business of tomorrow
Waagnatie, Antwerpen
- Mar 17, 2026 Prague Cyber Security Conference
Beyond firewalls: Is cyber resilience the only real defence?
Prague, Czech Republic
- Dec 16, 2025 WAWTech
Cybersecurity Architectures in 2030: ZT, DCS, CDSS
Warsaw, Poland
- Dec 2, 2025 The European Network of Defence-related Regions Conference Tampere 2025
Utilising civilian technologies in cyber defence, security engineering, drone warfare.
Tampere, Finland