Washington, DC – On Wednesday, February 16, from 4 to 5:15 pm, the Board will host its seventh and final session in its Systems Speaker Series: “Making Secure Systems Easy for the Public to Use.”
Lorrie Cranor, DSc, professor and director of the CyLab Security and Privacy Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, will present findings from her research on IT systems security, privacy, and usability. Specifically, Dr. Cranor will discuss users’ problems when interacting with authentication systems, privacy choice interfaces, and other security and privacy tools. She will also explain the implications of her approach for public policy and administration.
Register for the Public Session on ZoomGov
Since January 2021, the Board has hosted six virtual events on IT systems issues critical to SSA’s IT modernization success. To help educate the Board and public, ten other experts have participated in Systems Speaker Series sessions covering IT acquisition, cybersecurity, customer experience, legacy systems, identity authentication, and a historical overview of SSA’s IT modernization. Visit the Systems Speaker Series webpage to watch these sessions and download associated presentations.
February 2022 Public AgendaFebruary 2022 Systems Speaker Series BioFebruary 2022 Lorrie Cranor Presentation
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