I am just wondering how you should prioritize all these criteria.
The more you ask, the more cyber products builders will have to hire engineers and product specialist… the more they will have to raise money…. the more they will have pressure to grow fast and the more they will hire sales and marketing… sometimes this is a nefarious circle!
Great question and perspective, Laurent! When it comes to prioritization, I think that ensuring that the product actually solves the problem that it is aiming to solve while providing a sleek user experience and not breaking when scaling is a good place to start. Aside from that, onboarding experience should be a top priority that can be lumped into user experience.
Darwin, great article.
I am just wondering how you should prioritize all these criteria.
The more you ask, the more cyber products builders will have to hire engineers and product specialist… the more they will have to raise money…. the more they will have pressure to grow fast and the more they will hire sales and marketing… sometimes this is a nefarious circle!
Great question and perspective, Laurent! When it comes to prioritization, I think that ensuring that the product actually solves the problem that it is aiming to solve while providing a sleek user experience and not breaking when scaling is a good place to start. Aside from that, onboarding experience should be a top priority that can be lumped into user experience.
Everything else is secondary in my opinion.
Darwin, great minds think alike :) https://ventureinsecurity.net/p/building-practitioner-focused-cybersecurity