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Next Meeting/Event

2021

April

  • Bug Bounty Night

2020

June

  • JOINT Meetup - St. Louis, Chicago & Ottawa Chapters - Video

May

  • CTF Solution Demos

April

  • Online CTF

February

  • Planning Meeting

2019

October

  • CTF - with Cyberup

August

  • Security Tool Demo

June - Cloud Security

  • Security Testing in the Cloud by Nate Rice
  • Secure Cloud Architecture Standards by Eric Turcotte - Presentation

April

  • Capture The Flag - by STL OWASP & STL CYBER

February - Mobile Security

  • Building a Mobile App Pen Testing Blueprint by Tony Ramirez - Presentation

January

  • Planning Meeting

2018

November

  • Tackling the Risks of Open Source Security: 5 Things You Need to Know
  • Is that robot really what it says it is? Challenges and Practices in DevOps Security

October

  • CTF

July

  • Weaponizing your DevSecOps Pipeline by Eric Johnson - Presentation
  • How a few lines of Code can F^@#$ up your Application by Igor Matlin - Presentation

May

  • Cryptojacking by Andre Van Klaveren - Presentation
  • Instrumentation to Optimize Application Security by Girish Nair - Presentation

February

2017

April

  • DevOps in Appsec (Security Champions) by Joe Blanchard
  • Something Died Inside Your Git Repo: Recognizing the Smell of Insecure Code by Cliff Smith

March

  • Arch Reactor Tour & 3D Printing Demo

February

  • OAuth Slightly Demystified by Eric Turcotte
  • The State of Security by Shogo Cottrell

2016

November

  • Intro to RASP by Tim Plocinski - Video
  • Intro to Beer Brewing by Happy Hop Brewery - Video
  • Transitioning a Legacy App by Tim Pickens - Video

October

  • CTF

September

  • Midwest Cyber Security Center by Tony Bryan - Video
  • Node.js Security by Igor Matlin - Video

August

  • Committee Meeting

July

  • Chapter Kickoff
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