Are you planning for product security? The financial fallout from a large breach is so large and breaches so frequent that many companies are struggling to even buy cyber insurance. Products have vulnerabilities up and down their stack, including and especially vulnerabilities related to user behavior. So if you’re not planning for a hack, you’re planning to be hacked. As a product manager, you need to be part of the solution. You need to help your collaborators understand the user experiences that are important and you need to consider security on a steady, consistent basis as you make product decisions. This book will step you through the fundamentals of vulnerabilities up and down the product stack, and what high-functioning teams have learned about defending against them. WHAT READERS ARE SAYING I used the resources from our class (and your book!) to land myself a new product manager position. Thank you for helping me make this career move! - Ainy, Degree Program Student I’m a seasoned tech leader with 25 years of experience, currently working on emerging tech products for Google. One thing I love about this book is its crammed with guidance that really works. Unlike most mass marketed books it doesn’t repeat itself and remix the same 10 points over and over. - Shira, Reader WHAT INDUSTRY IS SAYING The reality is that it’s just too hard, too expensive, and too uncertain to reactively transform an insecure product into a secure one. This is where product managers and CEO’s can make a big difference- creating a steady, consistent, intentional approach to security. - Dave Mitchell, Founder of Singularity Networks