The AppSec Community booth is an interactive space for anyone trying to make sense of the rapid changes happening in software development. As AI-assisted and autonomous development become more common, software is being built faster, by more people, and with new types of risk. Application security is reaching an inflection point, and this booth gives attendees a place to ask questions, compare notes, and get practical guidance on what secure software development looks like now.
Whether you are building with AI, leading security strategy, or growing as an AppSec practitioner, you will find useful conversations and real-world perspective here.
Three paths through the booth
- Build securely with AI. Securing AI-assisted and rapidly built applications.
- Lead on software risk. Helping IT and security leaders think through software risk and AppSec roadmaps.
- Connect with the community. Meeting local practitioners, including OWASP SLC members, plus ongoing resources.
Attendees should leave better informed, better connected, and better equipped to navigate the future of software security.
Who’s running it
Seth Law and Cameron White bring experience from building and supporting AppSec programs across multiple organizations and from consulting in the AppSec space. That perspective gives them visibility into how software development is changing across different teams, environments, and maturity levels, and keeps the content practical and relevant.
