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OWASP Triangle

Welcome to the Triangle chapter homepage. The current chapter leaders are Chris Romeo and Steve Pinkham. The current board consists of:

  • Rich Daugherty
  • Eric Hart
  • Steve Pinkham
  • Chris Romeo


Participation

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Sponsorship/Membership

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Next Meeting

Everyone is welcome to join us at our chapter meetings, but registration is required at meetup for planning purposes.

We hope that you will join us at our meetings soon!

Chapter Meetings

Visit our group on meetup.com

Upcoming events

No events are scheduled at the moment.

Past events

  • Mar 21, 2024 (12:00): AppSec Roundtable and Discussion, · , It is time for another AppSec round table! The host will present questions to get the conversation going, and the group will share insights and wisdom! Bring your questions and opinions. Sample questions for this session include "What does cutting-edge AppSec look like?" and "How will AI change AppSec?"
  • Nov 15, 2023 (12:00): Drink Your Own Champagne: How to Threat Model Your Threat Modeling Program, · , We threat model our technology to ensure strong, resilient designs. As a critical control, our practice of threat modeling demands the same rigor. Learn to drink your own champagne by threat modeling your program's weaknesses to design better strategies and unlock more business value from your threat models.
  • Sep 21, 2023 (12:00): Threat Modeling in a Zero Trust World, · , Zero trust is all the rage. Nevertheless, zero trust has vast implications for AppSec and threat modeling. Zero trust threat modeling means the death of the trust boundary and assumes attackers are in the environment, and data sources and flows can no longer hide. Apply the concept of zero trust to threat modeling by understanding what changes and considering a threat model of the zero-trust arch (read more)
  • Jul 27, 2023 (12:00): Unpacking the Present State of Application Security, · , Enjoy an industry practitioner's view of the state-of-the-art in AppSec today and over the next few years. Explore the state of the industry, from attackers, threats, and vulns to tools and tech. Learn successful strategies and roadmaps to build a solid foundation and future-proof AppSec programs, including ten future-looking areas for examination.
  • May 25, 2023 (12:00): How to Identify Threat Modeling Limitations , · , Many cyber and application security tools love to say they can do everything needed to protect your assets. It isn’t rocket science to know that’s not true. It’s helpful to consider the limitations of tools and processes. This presentation will take attendees through how to define the limitations of threat modeling correctly, understand best practices in how, when, and by whom a proper threa (read more)
See all past events on meetup.com

Current Sponsors

Our current meeting space sponsor is iContact.

We are seeking meeting/food sponsors, please contact us if you are interested!

Involvement

The Raleigh NC Chapter is looking for new members. Please don't hesitate to contact the leadership team if you would like to assist the local chapter in any way.

We accept flattery, suggestions, and snide remarks as well as monetary, time, food, content and facilities donations.

Aside from regular meetings with guest speakers from other chapters and organizations, we are soliciting interest in new and ongoing projects our membership is involved in. If you have any interest in contributing to these projects, please let me know.

Projects

We are soliciting interest in some ongoing projects our membership is already involved in, as well as being open to new projects.

Please contact the leadership team if you are interested in helping out!