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Project Spotlight: OWASP Top 10
We are back again with yet another OWASP Spotlight series and this time we have a project which needs no introduction and I got the chance to interact with Andrew van der Stock, OWASP Foundation Executive Director and the project leader for OWASP Top 10.
The OWASP Top 10 is a book/referential document outlining the 10 most critical security concerns for web application security. The report is put together by a team of security experts from all over the world and the data comes from a number of organisations and is then analysed.
Featured Chapter: Sydney
OWASP Sydney Chapter Leadership are on fire! Ric Campo, Jack Guildford, and Sherry Liu took over the Sydney OWASP chapter in July 2020 and hit the ground running and have not looked back. See virtual meeting activity reach a new level. December started with OWASP Jingleton Hack for Beginners. This provided cybersecurity beginners with the opportunity to practice their skills and learn the basics of web application penetration testing. February experience their version of Hack the Box’s King of the Hill called “Fight Club.” This is a team event but if you do not have a team don’t worry. One will be found for you! See Meetup for all details.
OWASP Foundation Statement on Anti-Harassment
This week has been a stark reminder that having a policy against harassment and abuse is an empty promise if there is not a fully-functioning process behind it to ensure complaints are heard and fairly addressed, with egregious violators permanently removed from the community.
OWASP stands with victims of harassment and abuse and unequivocally condemns abuse in all of its forms. Our commitment to our community is to ensure our meetings, activities, and events are a safe space that is welcoming to all and providing a competent mechanism for victims to report incidents and receive a swift outcome.
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- 20th Anniversary Event Call for Speakers, March 8, 2021
- Help the OWASP SCVS Project, March 5, 2021
- OWASP 20th Anniversary kicks off!, March 3, 2021
Upcoming Conferences
- Brain Break, February 18, April 24, June 23, August 18, October 20, and December 16.
- Call to Battle, February 26, April 9, August 28, and December 7.
- OWASP Virtual Training Courses, March 9, May 25, June 15, July 13, September 7, and November 3.
- Lightning Conference, March 15, May 12, July 20, September 28, and November 16.