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Dark Reading - Desktop Security - Schneier: In Touch With Security's Sensitive Side - Security News Analysis

February 04, 2007

Dark Reading - Desktop Security - Schneier: In Touch With Security's Sensitive Side - Security News Analysis: "Schneier says the goal of his talk at RSA is not to discuss security technologies or tactics, but to explain how people think, and feel, about security. 'A lot of the time at RSA, we are just puzzled why people don't secure their computers, and why they behave irrationally. Psychology has a way of explaining this,' he says. 'If we in the [security] industry expect to build products, we need to understand our customers.'"

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