WASPY Awards 2013 - Revision history

Sarah Baso at 02:03, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T02:03:03Z

Kelly Santalucia at 01:35, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T01:35:46Z

Kelly Santalucia at 01:35, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T01:35:30Z

Kelly Santalucia at 01:35, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T01:35:09Z

Dennis Groves: Added link to English translations of non-english statements.

2013-10-15T15:17:47Z

Added link to English translations of non-english statements.

Richard greenberg at 01:12, 6 September 2013

2013-09-06T01:12:40Z

Edward Bonver: Added link to Los Angeles chapter.

2013-09-05T16:11:55Z

Added link to Los Angeles chapter.

Richard greenberg at 22:56, 4 September 2013

2013-09-04T22:56:37Z

Richard greenberg at 00:28, 27 August 2013

2013-08-27T00:28:35Z

Richard greenberg at 00:20, 27 August 2013

2013-08-27T00:20:25Z

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 | #Mic |Abbas Naderi 43 (8.3%)||David Hughes 82 (15.7%)||Jack Mannino 92 (17.7%)||John Wilander 81 (15.5%)
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-| Jonathan Marcil 31 (6.0%)||Paul Scott 57 (10.9%)||'''Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly Fitzgerald, Stuart Schwarz & Edward Bonver (LA Chapter Leaders)105 (20.2%)'''||Trenton Ivey 30 (5.8%)
+| Jonathan Marcil 31 (6.0%)||Paul Scott 57 (10.9%)||'''Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg,<br> Kelly Fitzgerald, Stuart Schwarz<br> & Edward Bonver (LA Chapter Leaders)105 (20.2%)'''||Trenton Ivey 30 (5.8%)
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 '''SUMMARY'''
 Answered Questions: 521 (60.3%) <br>
 Abstain: 343 (39.7%)<br>
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 '''SUMMARY'''
 Answered Questions: 501 (58.0%) <br>
 Abstain: 363 (42.0%)<br>
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 Answered Questions: 488 (56.5%) <br>
 Abstain: 376 (43.5%)<br>
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 Answered Questions: 531 (61.5%) <br>
 Abstain: 333 (38.5%)<br>
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 '''SUMMARY'''
 Answered Questions: 303 (35.1%) <br>
 Abstain: 561 (64.9%)<br>

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	<font size="4">'''RESULTS'''</font>		<font size="4">'''RESULTS'''</font>
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	The WASPY Award election has completed. Congratulations to the winners!		The WASPY Award election has completed. Congratulations to the winners!

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 <font size="6">'''Web Application Security People of the Year Awards 2013'''</font>
 <font size="4">'''RESULTS'''</font>
 The WASPY Award election has completed. Congratulations to the winners!

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	<font size="6">'''Web Application Security People of the Year Awards 2013'''</font>		<font size="6">'''Web Application Security People of the Year Awards 2013'''</font>
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		+	<font size="4">'''RESULTS'''</font>
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		+	The WASPY Award election has completed. Congratulations to the winners!
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		+	'''Who do you choose in the category Best Chapter Leader for the WASPY Award?'''
		+	{\|class="wikitable" {{table border=1}}
		+	\| #Mic \|Abbas Naderi 43 (8.3%)\|\|David Hughes 82 (15.7%)\|\|Jack Mannino 92 (17.7%)\|\|John Wilander 81 (15.5%)
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		+	\| Jonathan Marcil 31 (6.0%)\|\|Paul Scott 57 (10.9%)\|\|'''Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly Fitzgerald, Stuart Schwarz & Edward Bonver (LA Chapter Leaders)105 (20.2%)'''\|\|Trenton Ivey 30 (5.8%)
		+	\|-
		+	'''SUMMARY'''
		+	Answered Questions: 521 (60.3%) <br>
		+	Abstain: 343 (39.7%)<br>
		+	Total: 864
		+	\|}
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		+
		+	'''Who do you choose in the category Best Project Leader for the WASPY Award?'''
		+	{\|class="wikitable" {{table border=1}}
		+	\| #Mic \|Abbas Naderi 79 (15.8%)\|\|Andrew van der Stock 115 (23.0%)
		+	\|-
		+	\| Epsylon "psy" 93 (18.6%)\|\|'''Simon Bennetts 214 (42.7%)'''
		+	\|-
		+	'''SUMMARY'''
		+	Answered Questions: 501 (58.0%) <br>
		+	Abstain: 363 (42.0%)<br>
		+	Total: 864
		+	\|}
		+
		+
		+	'''Who do you choose in the category Best Community Supporter for the WASPY Award?'''
		+	{\|class="wikitable" {{table border=1}}
		+	\| #Mic \|'''Fabio Cerullo 205 (42.0%)'''\|\|Jason Montgomery 82 (16.8%)\|\|John Wilander 201 (41.2%)
		+	\|-
		+	'''SUMMARY'''
		+	Answered Questions: 488 (56.5%) <br>
		+	Abstain: 376 (43.5%)<br>
		+	Total: 864
		+	\|}
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		+
		+	'''Who do you choose in the category Best Mission Outreach for the WASPY Award?'''
		+	{\|class="wikitable" {{table border=1}}
		+	\| #Mic \|Fabio Cerullo 187 (35.2%)\|\|John Wilander 116 (21.8%)\|\|'''Martin Knobloch 228 (42.9%)'''
		+	\|-
		+	'''SUMMARY'''
		+	Answered Questions: 531 (61.5%) <br>
		+	Abstain: 333 (38.5%)<br>
		+	Total: 864
		+	\|}
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		+	'''Who do you choose in the category Best Innovator for the WASPY Award?'''
		+	{\|class="wikitable" {{table border=1}}
		+	\| #Mic \|'''Abbas Naderi 207 (68.3%)'''\|\|Tanoh Aka Marcellin 96 (31.7%)
		+	\|-
		+	'''SUMMARY'''
		+	Answered Questions: 303 (35.1%) <br>
		+	Abstain: 561 (64.9%)<br>
		+	Total: 864
		+	\|}

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-|align="center"| [[Tanoh Aka Marcellin]]||align="center"|"la raison est que je voudrais lui faire gagner ce prix afin de pouvoir avoir accÃ¨s aux nouveaux outils et surtout pour ce faire des contacts avec le groupe OWASP et pourquoi pas si possible, travailler avec ce groupe merci."
+|align="center"| [[Tanoh Aka Marcellin]]||align="center"|[http://translate.google.com/?langpair=LANG1%7Cen&text=%22la+raison+est+que+je+voudrais+lui+faire+gagner+ce+prix+afin+de+pouvoir+avoir+acc%C3%83%C2%A8s+aux+nouveaux+outils+et+surtout+pour+ce+faire+des+contacts+avec+le+groupe+OWASP+et+pourquoi+pas+si+possible,+travailler+avec+ce+groupe+merci.%22 "la raison est que je voudrais lui faire gagner ce prix afin de pouvoir avoir accÃ¨s aux nouveaux outils et surtout pour ce faire des contacts avec le groupe OWASP et pourquoi pas si possible, travailler avec ce groupe merci."]
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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/User:Abbas_Naderi Abbas Naderi]||align="center"|"Abbas is developing a new php security library which seems very promising. There is no such a library yet and during the GSOC Abbas is working hard to implement this together as project leader with the student and volunteers "

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 If anyone deserves my nomination, it's him!"
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-|align="center"|Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver|| align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Los_Angeles Los Angeles]||align="center"|"Tin was the leader of OWASP for the last several years. During his tenure, Tin created a formal board, solidified partnerships with ISSA, SCALE, B-Sides, .Net users groups and CSA, helped other nearby chapters and, took a leading role in the organization of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine, presented at several OWASP conferences and chapters and served as a chair on Global Chapter Committees. Richard, an ISSA LA Board member and ISSA Fellow, was able to utilize that relationship to tighten the bonds and collaboration between these two organizations, dramatically increasing monthly meeting attendance and sharing of ideas and information. Richard has ensured that Web Application Security speakers are addressing the ISSA chapter on a more frequent basis, including their yearly Security Symposium. OWASP and ISSA have joint dinner meetings twice a year. There was also a special collaborative meeting with OWASP, ISSA, ISC(2), and CSA. Richard was a member of the Global Conferences Committee and a co-chair of AppSec USA 2010. He also has taken an active role to help Neil Matatall reinvigorate the Orange County Chapter, and they are now experiencing rapid growth and meeting monthly, for the first time.
+|align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Los_Angeles_nominated_for_BEST_CHAPTER_LEADER Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver]|| align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Los_Angeles Los Angeles]||align="center"|"Tin was the leader of OWASP for the last several years. During his tenure, Tin created a formal board, solidified partnerships with ISSA, SCALE, B-Sides, .Net users groups and CSA, helped other nearby chapters and, took a leading role in the organization of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine, presented at several OWASP conferences and chapters and served as a chair on Global Chapter Committees. Richard, an ISSA LA Board member and ISSA Fellow, was able to utilize that relationship to tighten the bonds and collaboration between these two organizations, dramatically increasing monthly meeting attendance and sharing of ideas and information. Richard has ensured that Web Application Security speakers are addressing the ISSA chapter on a more frequent basis, including their yearly Security Symposium. OWASP and ISSA have joint dinner meetings twice a year. There was also a special collaborative meeting with OWASP, ISSA, ISC(2), and CSA. Richard was a member of the Global Conferences Committee and a co-chair of AppSec USA 2010. He also has taken an active role to help Neil Matatall reinvigorate the Orange County Chapter, and they are now experiencing rapid growth and meeting monthly, for the first time.
 Under Richard's and Tin's leadership, the chapter grew from an average attendance of ~20-30 security enthusiasts to ~65-100+ at every meeting. OWASP LA conducted meetings religiously every month and the board goes out of their way to screen and invite excellent speakers. In addition, the board does an excellent job communicating the meeting agenda on our OWASP wiki and other social networks besides taking care of the meeting logistics (full catered dinners, sponsorship and more). The quality of the talks is so consistent that even other security organizations in LA (informally) acknowledge that OWASP has the best technical talks about security in town!

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 If anyone deserves my nomination, it's him!"
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-|align="center"|Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver|| align="center"|Los Angeles||align="center"|"Tin was the leader of OWASP for the last several years. During his tenure, Tin created a formal board, solidified partnerships with ISSA, SCALE, B-Sides, .Net users groups and CSA, helped other nearby chapters and, took a leading role in the organization of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine, presented at several OWASP conferences and chapters and served as a chair on Global Chapter Committees. Richard, an ISSA LA Board member and ISSA Fellow, was able to utilize that relationship to tighten the bonds and collaboration between these two organizations, dramatically increasing monthly meeting attendance and sharing of ideas and information. Richard has ensured that Web Application Security speakers are addressing the ISSA chapter on a more frequent basis, including their yearly Security Symposium. Richard was a member of the Global Conferences Committee and a co-chair of AppSec USA 2010. He also has taken an active role to help Neil Matatall reinvigorate the Orange County Chapter, and they are now experiencing rapid growth and meeting monthly, for the first time.
+|align="center"|Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver|| align="center"|Los Angeles||align="center"|"Tin was the leader of OWASP for the last several years. During his tenure, Tin created a formal board, solidified partnerships with ISSA, SCALE, B-Sides, .Net users groups and CSA, helped other nearby chapters and, took a leading role in the organization of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine, presented at several OWASP conferences and chapters and served as a chair on Global Chapter Committees. Richard, an ISSA LA Board member and ISSA Fellow, was able to utilize that relationship to tighten the bonds and collaboration between these two organizations, dramatically increasing monthly meeting attendance and sharing of ideas and information. Richard has ensured that Web Application Security speakers are addressing the ISSA chapter on a more frequent basis, including their yearly Security Symposium. OWASP and ISSA have joint dinner meetings twice a year. There was also a special collaborative meeting with OWASP, ISSA, ISC(2), and CSA. Richard was a member of the Global Conferences Committee and a co-chair of AppSec USA 2010. He also has taken an active role to help Neil Matatall reinvigorate the Orange County Chapter, and they are now experiencing rapid growth and meeting monthly, for the first time.
-Under Richard's and Tin's leadership, the chapter grew from an average attendance of ~20-30 security enthusiasts to ~60-100+ at every meeting. OWASP LA conducted meetings religiously every month and the board goes out of their way to screen and invite excellent speakers. In addition, the board does an excellent job communicating the meeting agenda on our OWASP wiki and other social networks besides taking care of the meeting logistics (full catered dinners, sponsorship and more). The quality of the talks is so consistent that even other security organizations in LA (informally) acknowledge that OWASP has the best technical talks about security in town!
+Under Richard's and Tin's leadership, the chapter grew from an average attendance of ~20-30 security enthusiasts to ~65-100+ at every meeting. OWASP LA conducted meetings religiously every month and the board goes out of their way to screen and invite excellent speakers. In addition, the board does an excellent job communicating the meeting agenda on our OWASP wiki and other social networks besides taking care of the meeting logistics (full catered dinners, sponsorship and more). The quality of the talks is so consistent that even other security organizations in LA (informally) acknowledge that OWASP has the best technical talks about security in town!
 The LA Chapter is hosting the upcoming AppSec California, a collaborative conference uniting OWASP Chapters up and down the California coast, from San Diego to the Bay area. World class speakers are already lining up to participate."

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 If anyone deserves my nomination, it's him!"
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-|align="center"|Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver|| align="center"|Los Angeles||align="center"|"Tin was the leader of OWASP for the last several years. During his tenure, Tin created a formal board, solidified partnerships with ISSA, SCALE, B-Sides, .Net users groups and CSA, helped other nearby chapters and, took a leading role in the organization of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine, presented in several OWASP conferences e chapters and served as a chair in Global Chapter Committees.
+|align="center"|Tin Zaw, Richard Greenberg, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver|| align="center"|Los Angeles||align="center"|"Tin was the leader of OWASP for the last several years. During his tenure, Tin created a formal board, solidified partnerships with ISSA, SCALE, B-Sides, .Net users groups and CSA, helped other nearby chapters and, took a leading role in the organization of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine, presented at several OWASP conferences and chapters and served as a chair on Global Chapter Committees. Richard, an ISSA LA Board member and ISSA Fellow, was able to utilize that relationship to tighten the bonds and collaboration between these two organizations, dramatically increasing monthly meeting attendance and sharing of ideas and information. Richard was a member of the Global Conferences Committee and a co-chair of AppSec USA 2010.
-Under Tin's leadership, the chapter grew from an average attendance of ~20-30 security enthusiasts to ~60-100+ in every meetings. OWASP LA conducted meetings religiously every month and the board goes out of their way to screen and invite excellent speakers. In addition, the board does an excellent job communicating the meeting agenda on our OWASP wiki and other social networks besides taking care of the meeting logistics (quality free food, sponsorship and more). The quality of the talks is so consistent that even other security organizations in LA (informally) acknowledge that OWASP has the best technical talks about security in town!"
+Under Richard's and Tin's leadership, the chapter grew from an average attendance of ~20-30 security enthusiasts to ~60-100+ at every meeting. OWASP LA conducted meetings religiously every month and the board goes out of their way to screen and invite excellent speakers. In addition, the board does an excellent job communicating the meeting agenda on our OWASP wiki and other social networks besides taking care of the meeting logistics (full catered dinners, sponsorship and more). The quality of the talks is so consistent that even other security organizations in LA (informally) acknowledge that OWASP has the best technical talks about security in town!"
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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/User:Trenton_Ivey Trenton Ivey]|| align="center"|Milwaukee||align="center"|"Prior to 2012 there was no OWASP chapter in the Milwaukee area.  One man, Trenton Ivey, had a vision. That vision was to establish the Milwaukee OWASP chapter.  Through his bold leadership and keen insight he worked with the national OWASP association.  His tireless work resulted in a fully functional OWASP Milwaukee Chapter. The response from Information Security professionals in the area was overwhelming.  He has provided the local Information Security community a means to learn new technologies and stay current with emerging trends. Most importantly, we have the opportunity to collaborate and share ideas with our peers.