OWASP Top 10 2025: What Changed and Why It Matters for .NET Developers

With OWASP Top 10 2025 on the horizon, it's time to prepare for the evolving threat landscape.

Security

.NET

Join us for a deep dive into what's new, what's gone, and most importantly - what these changes mean for your .NET applications.

We'll go beyond just reading the list to explore real-world attack scenarios, vulnerable code patterns you might recognize from your own projects, and practical mitigation strategies you can implement immediately. Special focus on how .NET 8/9 security features address (or don't) these emerging threats.

This isn't another compliance checkbox session - it's about understanding the evolving threat landscape and building security into your development mindset from day one.

Hampton Paulk

The bio you expect:
Hampton has over 25 years of experience in code and over 10 years creating technical content spanning software development, data engineering, cybersecurity, and AI/ML. As a Principal Author and Researcher for Pluralsight he's developed content for OpenAI and Anthropic, with his latest area of focus being ethics, issues, and regulation of deep learning models, including generative AI.

The bio you want:
Hampton is an old fart dev that works with what's new and uses it to educate others and break things. Hey pays the bills by making content full time for Pluralsight. You're bound to learn something - likely through hands on examples and subjective opinion. He's an acquired taste, sweet on the inside with a stoic-ish exterior.