Inverted Product Management Podcast
Inverted Product Management Podcast
Podcast Description
This podcast series explores topics related to the creation and use of product in the areas of Security, privacy, online safety, infrastructure security etc. We call these people Inverted Product people because the primary goals for these product people are somehow inverted: success is "when nothing happens". There are fundamental differences in metrics, strategies, personas, communication, and road mapping from the ones of “traditional product teams”
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The show delves into unique topics surrounding security product management, such as the Critical Attacker Journey, the measurement of 'badness' in systems, and the contrast between user engagement and threat prevention. Episodes provide actionable insights, with examples such as the phases of an attacker journey and the concept of the Invisible Line in metrics.
This podcast series explores topics related to the creation and use of product in the areas of Security, privacy, online safety, infrastructure security etc. We call these people Inverted Product people because the primary goals for these product people are somehow inverted: success is “when nothing happens”. There are fundamental differences in metrics, strategies, personas, communication, and road mapping from the ones of “traditional product teams”
In this episode of the Inverted Podcast, we dive into one of the most overlooked — and risky — aspects of modern digital systems: account recovery.
Joined by security expert Dean H. Saxe, the conversation explores why recovery isn’t just a backup feature, but often the weakest link in your entire authentication system. From real-world examples of compromised accounts to the surprising ways attackers exploit recovery flows, the team breaks down how even the most secure login systems can fail.
You’ll hear insights on:
➡️ Why account recovery should be treated as a first-class security feature, not an afterthought
➡️ How attackers exploit weak recovery processes instead of breaking strong authentication
➡️ The trade-offs between security, privacy, and accessibility when designing recovery systems
➡️ The real business impact of poor recovery experiences — from lost users to increased costs
➡️ Emerging approaches like passkeys, digital credentials, and identity verification
➡️ Practical advice for both product teams and everyday users to stay protected
Beyond the technical details, this episode highlights the human side of recovery — from frustrated users locked out of their accounts to the real-life consequences of losing access to your digital identity.
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