OWASP Top 10 Proactive Controls 2016

Very useful talk on overall security requirements - I can see this being particularly useful for more beginner to intermediate developers. Could use code examples for a security failure and then how it would be better towards the last few points.

Very well presented. Could do with being slightly longer

Really interesting talk on an incredibly important topic.

Was ok would have liked to have seen the speakers examples in use

Interesting talk and topic. The OWASP always feels a bit enterprise-like to me, with all the acronyms and complicated naming that goes with it, but Katy did a good job making things a lot simpler.
I would've liked to see a couple more examples (perhaps about doing it wrong vs doing it the correct way) of more topics.
I did go home with an actionable item, so I'd say there's something in it for everybody.

Good talk covering the main points and validates the way I have been approaching application design and development for the last few years. Katy gave me extra food for thought, and I know there are a few things I can bring back and start to implement in some of my legacy apps to improve them.

Really good talk. Really useful introduction to writing secure applications.

Very good talk. Important issues and everything very well explained.

Good talk covering well known and lesser known security aspects. However I felt the "nice new website" screen didn't add anything to the overall presentation other than a different background with titles layered over it.

Great overview on what security controls to use. Would have been good to hear a longer talk with examples on how to use them.

A pretty good talk that touched on how to address the Top 10 issues and how to defend against them at a code level. One suggestion would be to have a closure look at OWASP Zap.

Excellent talk , well explained security controls.

Great overview on what security controls to use to prevent the most common vulnerabilities.