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Ocwong: /* January 2020 Meetup: Current state of DevOps Security */

2020-01-14T06:07:05Z

‎January 2020 Meetup: Current state of DevOps Security

Ocwong: /* January 2020 Meetup: Current state of DevOps Security */

2020-01-14T05:58:41Z

‎January 2020 Meetup: Current state of DevOps Security

Ocwong: /* November 2019 Meetup: Basic Pentesting on Ethereum Blockchain */

2020-01-01T14:10:00Z

‎November 2019 Meetup: Basic Pentesting on Ethereum Blockchain

Ocwong at 14:07, 1 January 2020

2020-01-01T14:07:49Z

Ocwong at 04:55, 5 November 2019

2019-11-05T04:55:07Z

Ocwong: Added September 2019 meetup

2019-11-05T04:53:48Z

Added September 2019 meetup

Ocwong: Added November 2019 meetup

2019-11-05T04:53:02Z

Added November 2019 meetup

Ocwong at 01:08, 4 September 2019

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Ocwong: /* Mar 2019 Meetup: HTTP2 */

2019-05-28T01:01:50Z

‎Mar 2019 Meetup: HTTP2

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	Please RSVP your attendance at https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/		Please RSVP your attendance at https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/
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−	~~Download the presentation slides here.~~

	= Past Meetups =		= Past Meetups =

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 Many thanks to Trend Micro for sponsoring the venue!
-Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>
+Please RSVP your attendance at https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/
 = Past Meetups =

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 = Upcoming Meetup =
-=== November 2019 Meetup: Basic Pentesting on Ethereum Blockchain ===
+=== January 2020 Meetup: Current state of DevOps Security ===
-'''Date''': 14 November 2019 730pm to 900pm
+'''Date''': 13 January 2019 730pm to 900pm
-'''Venue''': F5 Singapore office, 5 Temasek Boulevard, #08-01/02 Suntec Tower 5, Singapore 038985
+'''Venue''': Trend Micro office, 6 Temasek Boulevard #16-01 to 05 Suntec Tower Four · Singapore 038986
-One of the double edged swords of blockchain software, compared to typical enterprise software stack, is that smart contracts are immutable once deployed. This talk will cover some of the basics of typical security vulnerabilities and mitigation methods on the Ethereum blockchain stack.
+DevOps security is tough, come listen to how NTUC is tackling application security through the secure pipeline and environment controls for application development and deployment. Ian will cover the what and how and also share some limitations in today’s tools to keep up with development changes.
-'''Speaker''':  Dr. Chun Hui
+'''Speaker''':  Ian Loe
-Dr. Chun Hui (former Hyperledger research scientist at IBM & Hyperledger Adjunct Lecturer at NUS) is currently developing both distributed software on both public & private blockchains in finance use cases at Kommerce. He has a strong interest in system infrastructure and blockchain, with a focus on design, devops and social-development impact.
+Ian Loe is the current SVP of cybersecurity at NTUC Enterprise Co-operative Limited and an adjunct fellow at the Singapore University of Technology & Design (SUTD). He had been active in DevOps security and application security especially in containers and serverless applications.
-Many thanks to F5 for sponsoring food and drinks!
+Many thanks to Trend Micro for sponsoring the venue!
 Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>

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	=== 2019 ===		=== 2019 ===
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		+	==== November 2019 Meetup: Basic Pentesting on Ethereum Blockchain ====
		+	'''Date''': 14 November 2019 730pm to 900pm
		+
		+	'''Venue''': F5 Singapore office, 5 Temasek Boulevard, #08-01/02 Suntec Tower 5, Singapore 038985
		+
		+	One of the double edged swords of blockchain software, compared to typical enterprise software stack, is that smart contracts are immutable once deployed. This talk will cover some of the basics of typical security vulnerabilities and mitigation methods on the Ethereum blockchain stack.
		+
		+	'''Speaker''': Dr. Chun Hui
		+
		+	Dr. Chun Hui (former Hyperledger research scientist at IBM & Hyperledger Adjunct Lecturer at NUS) is currently developing both distributed software on both public & private blockchains in finance use cases at Kommerce. He has a strong interest in system infrastructure and blockchain, with a focus on design, devops and social-development impact.
		+
		+	Many thanks to F5 for sponsoring food and drinks!
		+
		+	Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>

	==== September 2019 Meetup: Introduction to CVSSv3.1 - Minor Release ====		==== September 2019 Meetup: Introduction to CVSSv3.1 - Minor Release ====

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 === 2019 ===
-=== September 2019 Meetup: Introduction to CVSSv3.1 - Minor Release ===
+==== September 2019 Meetup: Introduction to CVSSv3.1 - Minor Release ====
 '''Date''': 19 September 2019 730pm to 900pm

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 === 2019 ===
 ==== June 2019 Meetup: Understanding Bad Bots ====
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 In his spare time he loves code and automate.
-May thanks to F5 for sponsoring food and drinks!
+Many thanks to F5 for sponsoring food and drinks!
 Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>

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 = Upcoming Meetup =
-=== June 2019 Meetup: Understanding Bad Bots ===
+=== September 2019 Meetup: Introduction to CVSSv3.1 - Minor Release ===
-'''Date''': 26 June 2019 730pm to 900pm
+'''Date''': 19 September 2019 730pm to 900pm
-'''Venue''': F5 Singapore office, Suntec City Tower Five, 5 Temasek Boulevard #08-01/02, Singapore 038985, Singapore
+'''Venue''': Akamai Singapore office, 1 Raffles Place, #17-61, One Raffles Place Tower 2, Singapore 048616
-Bots form a significant chunk of modern day traffic. The talk and demo will show some bot attacks, how it impacts business and user and the need of a layered defence mechanism..
+Come and listen to Christian share on the new CVSS 3.1. The "Common Vulnerability Scoring System" (CVSSv3.1) provides a way to capture the principal characteristics of a vulnerability and produce a numerical score reflecting its severity. The numerical score can then be translated into a qualitative representation (such as low, medium, high, and critical) to help organizations properly assess and prioritize their vulnerability management processes.
-'''Speaker''':  Shahnawaz Backer
+'''Speaker''':  Christian Heinrich
-Shahnawaz Backer is a Security Specialist at F5 Networks. With keen interest in Financial Malware and Identity Security. He has been a Consulting Engineer for over a decade and started his career as a Security Product Development Engineer. His noticeable works include designing a Financial Malware Strategy for multiple Tier 1 Banks in APAC, designing a Nation Level Authentication Framework and identity management strategy for multiple Financial and Government Organizations.
+Christian Heinrich has presented at the OWASP Conferences in Australia, Europe and USA and OWASP Chapters in the Netherlands, London and Sydney and Melbourne, Australia, ToorCon (USA), Shmoocon (USA), BlackHat (Asia and USA), SecTor (Canada), CONFidence (Europe), Hack In The Box (Europe), SyScan (Singapore), B-Sides (Australia), RUXCON (Australia), and AusCERT (Australia)
-In his spare time he loves code and automate.
+cmlh has a Public Profile on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/in/ChristianHeinrich
-May thanks to F5 for sponsoring food and drinks!
+May thanks to Akamai for sponsoring food and drinks!
 Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>
 = Past Meetups =

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	=== 2019 ===		=== 2019 ===
		+
		+	==== June 2019 Meetup: Understanding Bad Bots ====
		+	'''Date''': 26 June 2019 730pm to 900pm
		+
		+	'''Venue''': F5 Singapore office, Suntec City Tower Five, 5 Temasek Boulevard #08-01/02, Singapore 038985, Singapore
		+
		+	Bots form a significant chunk of modern day traffic. The talk and demo will show some bot attacks, how it impacts business and user and the need of a layered defence mechanism..
		+
		+	'''Speaker''': Shahnawaz Backer
		+
		+	Shahnawaz Backer is a Security Specialist at F5 Networks. With keen interest in Financial Malware and Identity Security. He has been a Consulting Engineer for over a decade and started his career as a Security Product Development Engineer. His noticeable works include designing a Financial Malware Strategy for multiple Tier 1 Banks in APAC, designing a Nation Level Authentication Framework and identity management strategy for multiple Financial and Government Organizations.
		+
		+	In his spare time he loves code and automate.
		+
		+	May thanks to F5 for sponsoring food and drinks!
		+
		+	Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>

	==== Mar 2019 Meetup: HTTP2 ====		==== Mar 2019 Meetup: HTTP2 ====

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 = Upcoming Meetup =
-=== Mar 2019 Meetup: HTTP2 ===
+=== June 2019 Meetup: Understanding Bad Bots ===
 '''Date''': 20 March 2019 730pm to 830pm
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 Many thanks to Akamai for their kind sponsorship of venue and F&B (no beer though)!
-=== Mar 2019 Meetup #2: ReDTunnel: Explore Internal Networks via DNS Rebinding Tunnel ===
+==== Mar 2019 Meetup #2: ReDTunnel: Explore Internal Networks via DNS Rebinding Tunnel ====
 '''Date''': 28 March 2019 730pm to 830pm
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 Please RSVP your attendance at <nowiki>https://www.meetup.com/SGSecurityMG/</nowiki>
 ==== Feb 2019 Meetup: How to make your software security program successful ====