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TaskForces
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OWASP is a volunteer based organization, and anyone can take on any task that they think is appropriate.
However there have been problems that have proved somewhat tricky for individuals to address - task Forces are an experiment to try to solve some of these problems.
The principles behind task forces:
- They should address a single task
- They can include OWASP employees and/or board members, but dont have to
- They should include at least one experienced OWASP contributor
- They should be self managing - its up to each task force to agree how they will work
- They should take and publish minutes of all meetings on the OWASP wiki
- There will be a fixed time for them to achieve their goal, to be agreed in the first meeting, after that they fold (although reasonable extensions are allowed)
- They should have clear and achievable goals
- Anyone can propose a new task force, not just employees or board members
- Anyone can join a task force, although there probably should be some sensible minimum and maximum limits
- They dont actually have any additional 'powers' - they are just a group of people focused on solving a specific problem
- They can be allocated funds by the board but they can also request funds, just like any volunteer
- They should focus on getting the task done, and not become a bureaucratic mess ;)
The currently active task forces are:
Name and link |
Proposed by |
Proposed date |
Formed date |
Complete by |
Status |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Home Page Task Force |
Simon Bennetts |
2014/04/05 |
2014/04/07 |
TBA |
Scoping |