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SUMMARY:Hostile Tools Aren't a Badge of Honour: UX for Security Engineers 
 - Chris Horsley
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UID:pretalx-hack-lu-2026-JXBXGK@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:Why is poor user experience (UX) in security tools so common? 
 From expensive enterprise systems to home-grown vibe coded disposable appl
 ications to CLI tools\, it's rare to find security tools where data and co
 ntrols are laid out the same way our brain works. As security analysts\, w
 e often don't have the design vocabulary to explain *why* something isn't 
 working the way we'd like\, but on an emotional level there's something we
  know is not quite right.\n\nWhy is that? In this talk\, we'll look at why
  UX is often undervalued in security tooling\, but that it doesn't have to
  be this way. We'll also discuss some foundational design concepts and pat
 terns to help everyone improve the way you think about user experience in 
 your own projects.
LOCATION:Europe
URL:https://pretalx.com/hack-lu-2026/talk/JXBXGK/
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