Hey no Way (Score 1)

Just because you can't seem to find out what is good behaviour and what is not does not make usability and security to be opposites. If you be dumb enough to profile in the way like block every port for these people, put in wierd access control then obviously security is a hinderance to any CHANGE in the usability of a user. If you can't make an architecture that can monitor the security and place holds dynamically along with the user, its not a tussle between security and usability. IF THE software/security mechanisms can't determine ADAPTIVELY when the user/program is malicious/outside the desired behaviour then its the SOFTWARE's big problem...