What it helps you do
Give developers, testers, and buyers a shared, limited list of web risk themes to discuss, train, and prioritize awareness. Riverstone can use it when talking about TrackPort’s parser, session handling, and access control, then move to verifiable requirements such as ASVS for actual testing depth.
A useful way to begin
- Read the 2025 introduction and treat the list as awareness, then pick one TrackPort risk to test for real.
- Keep the LLM Top 10 and prompt-injection guidance in a separate conversation from classic web risks.
- Link awareness items to SAST/DAST/SCA evidence rather than to a poster in the hallway.
- Use a requirements project such as ASVS when you need testable depth beyond awareness.
What evidence could look like
- A TrackPort test note that a 2025 awareness item was exercised in staging, with pass/fail evidence.
- A design review that explicitly says which Top 10 themes were out of scope for a given release.
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