The panelists, who were tasked with addressing the topic titled "The Arrival of Web 2.0: The State of the Union on Browser Technology," hailed from the open-source community all the way to the most proprietary of companies, Microsoft, and those in between.
Chris Wilson, the platform architect for Internet Explorer at Microsoft, said that the most secure system was the one not plugged into anything, including power.
"But that's not particularly useful, so coming up with an enabling scenario that is also secure is the challenge," he said, noting that if users were presented with a large screed of text requesting approval for something, research had shown that "they will click OK to anything."
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