Here’s a concise response to balancing user convenience and security: Assess Risks: Evaluate if convenience features (e.g., weak passwords, auto-logins) are introducing vulnerabilities. Secure Defaults: Implement security by design, where convenience doesn't compromise key protections (e.g., multi-factor authentication). User Education: Inform users about the importance of security without compromising ease of use. Iterative Testing: Regularly review and test for any overlooked security gaps. Customizable Options: Allow users to choose convenience features with clear security trade-off warnings.