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Kelly Santalucia at 22:22, 8 September 2015

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Cosmo: Eoin's entry was copied twice..

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Eoin's entry was copied twice..

Sdeleersnyder at 08:36, 19 August 2015

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Kelly Santalucia: /* Purpose of the Awards and the Nominees */

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‎Purpose of the Awards and the Nominees

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 Sept 1 - Announcement of Winners
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-Sept 24-25 - Award Ceremony at [http://2015.appsecusa.org/c/ AppSecUSA 2015] in San Francisco, CA
+Sept 24 - Award Ceremony at [http://2015.appsecusa.org/c/ AppSecUSA 2015] 12:30pm during lunch in the Atrium in San Francisco, CA
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	=='''Results'''==		=='''Results'''==
		+	Cumulative Turnout: 425 (19.3%) of 2199 electors voted in this election.<br>
		+	Average Turnout: 20.9 electors voted per day.<br>

	'''Open/Leading Category for the European Region''' <br>		'''Open/Leading Category for the European Region''' <br>

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	Josh was nominated in the Global/Growing category. "Josh has dedicated much of his time to seeing OWASP and OWASP projects grow. From serving as a local Chapter leader, to founding LASCON, to serving on international OWASP Boards, Josh has proven worthy of such an honor."		Josh was nominated in the Global/Growing category. "Josh has dedicated much of his time to seeing OWASP and OWASP projects grow. From serving as a local Chapter leader, to founding LASCON, to serving on international OWASP Boards, Josh has proven worthy of such an honor."
		+
		+	=='''Results'''==
		+
		+	'''Open/Leading Category for the European Region''' <br>
		+	'''Eoin Keary 146 (45.1%)'''<br>
		+	Ian Williams 62 (19.1%)<br>
		+	Seba Deleersnyder 60 (18.5%)<br>
		+	Konstantinos Papapanagiotou 56 (17.3%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 101 (23.8%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Open/Leading Category for the United States Region'''<br>
		+	'''Jeremiah Grossman 140 (45.5%)'''<br>
		+	Kyle Smith 95 (30.8%)<br>
		+	Richard Greenberg 73 (23.7%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 117 (27.5%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Open/Leading Category for the Latin American Region'''<br>
		+	'''Mateo Martinez 260 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 165 (38.8%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Open/Leading Category for the Caribbean Region'''<br>
		+	'''Johanna Curiel 254 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 171 (40.2%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Integrity/Learning Category for the European Region'''<br>
		+	'''OWASP Student Chapters Program Leaders (Antonis Manaras & Mateo Martinez) 177 (64.8%)'''<br>
		+	Spyros Gasteratos 96 (35.2%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 152 (35.8%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Integrity/Learning Category for the United States Region'''<br>
		+	'''Pedro Peralta 233 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 192 (45.2%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Integrity/Learning Category for the Asia/Pacific/Middle East Region'''<br>
		+	'''John Patrick Lita 232 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 193 (45.4%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Integrity/Learning Category for the Caribbean Region'''<br>
		+	'''Johanna Curiel 235 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 190 (44.7%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Innovation/Sharing Category for the Africa Region'''<br>
		+	'''Munir Njiru 215 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 210 (49.4%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Innovation/Sharing Category for the European Region'''<br>
		+	'''Fiona Collins 110 (37.9%)'''<br>
		+	Glenn & Riccardo ten Cate 62 (21.4%)<br>
		+	Mario Heiderich 60 (20.7%)<br>
		+	Abraham Aranguren 29 (10.0%)<br>
		+	Mark Denihan 29 (10.0%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 135 (31.8%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Innovation/Sharing Category for the Latin American Region'''<br>
		+	'''Diego Ademir 212 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 213 (50.1%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Innovation/Sharing Category for the United States Region'''<br>
		+	'''Jeremy Long 245 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 180 (42.4%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Global/Growing for the African Region'''<br>
		+	'''Munir Njiru 209 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 216 (50.8%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Global/Growing for the Asia/Pacific/Middle East Region'''<br>
		+	'''John Patrick Lita 121 (52.4%)'''<br>
		+	Mohd Fazil Azran 110 (47.6%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 194 (45.6%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Global/Growing for the European Region'''<br>
		+	'''Jason Alexander 108 (41.7%)'''<br>
		+	Seba Deleersnyder 87 (33.6%)<br>
		+	Mark Denihan 64 (24.7%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 166 (39.1%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Global/Growing for the Latin American Region'''<br>
		+	'''John Vargas 216 (100.0%)'''<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 209 (49.2%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	'''Global/Growing for the United States Region'''<br>
		+	'''Jerry Hoff 105 (38.2%)'''<br>
		+	Jeff Kowlaski 101 (36.7%)<br>
		+	Pedro Peralta 69 (25.1%)<br>
		+	<br>
		+	VOTER SUMMARY<br>
		+	Total 425<br>
		+	Abstain 150 (35.3%)<br>
		+	<br>

	=='''Eligible Voters'''==		=='''Eligible Voters'''==

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 |align="center"|Eoin Keary||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Eoin has in the last 10 years: Lead the OWASP testing guide, Lead the OWASP code review guide, Founded the Irish chapter of OWASP with over 300 on the mail list. Eoin was the first board member to be democratically re-elected. He served two terms. Eoin has trained 100s of developers for free at many events including Lascon, RSA (USA), RSA (EU), OWASP EU tour, OWASP Dublin (3 times). Eoin open-sourced his training material in an editable format for other people to develop their training classes. Eoin has contributed to the OWASP CISO guide and was the original author of the OWASP CISO survey. He also started the OWASP live cd.
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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Konstantinos_Papapanagiotou Konstantinos Papapanagiotou]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Kostas has been pivotal in the success of the Google Summer of Code initiatives at OWASP. He led the mentors and students groups growing our participation from 4 students to 16 in 2014. He also helped this year in putting together a proposal for the first Sumer Code Sprint run entirely by OWASP which attracted 8 students from around the world to work on various projects.

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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Konstantinos_Papapanagiotou Konstantinos Papapanagiotou]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Kostas has been pivotal in the success of the Google Summer of Code initiatives at OWASP. He led the mentors and students groups growing our participation from 4 students to 16 in 2014. He also helped this year in putting together a proposal for the first Sumer Code Sprint run entirely by OWASP which attracted 8 students from around the world to work on various projects.
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-|align="center"|Seba Deleersnyder||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Seba has supported the OWASP mission through his activity: OpenSAMM project, OpenSAMM Summit, organizing events and helping chapter leaders in Europe with questions or issues regarding funds or sponsorships that needed to be transferred to the Europe account. I believe he is a great candidate for this category.
+|align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/User:Sdeleersnyder Seba Deleersnyder]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Seba has supported the OWASP mission through his activity: OpenSAMM project, OpenSAMM Summit, organizing events and helping chapter leaders in Europe with questions or issues regarding funds or sponsorships that needed to be transferred to the Europe account. I believe he is a great candidate for this category.
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 |align="center"|Ian Williams||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Ian has been a devoted and dedicated proponent of OWASP and specifically the OWASP Birmingham chapter. This chapter started with only 6 attendees yet at its last meeting this had grown to a good 50. He has on  a number of occasions put his hand in his own pocket to fund a chapter meeting and never complains about all the additional hours and work that he has to do to make these events the success they are. I am honored to be a co leader of this chapter with Ian (although Ian is without doubt more of a leader than me)
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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Mohd_Fazli_Azran Mohd Fazil Azran]||align="center"|Asia/Pacific/Middle East||align="center"|He has done a good job at running the OWASP Malaysia chapter, with outreach through local government and joint events with over a hundred participants. Well done!
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-|align="center"|Seba Deleersnyder||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Seba is at the forefront of the OWASP community bringing chapters together and organising activities such as the OpenSAMM Summit in Dublin which brought leaders from various industries and chapters together. He is also actively involved in the OWASP pan-european conference to be held in Rome in 2016.
+|align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/User:Sdeleersnyder Seba Deleersnyder]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Seba is at the forefront of the OWASP community bringing chapters together and organising activities such as the OpenSAMM Summit in Dublin which brought leaders from various industries and chapters together. He is also actively involved in the OWASP pan-european conference to be held in Rome in 2016.
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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Mark_Denihan Mark Denihan]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Mark leads the security shepherd project. He has devoted a lot of time and effort both developing the project and promoting security awareness via countless talks and training events.

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 |align="center"|OWASP Student Chapters Program Leaders (Antonis Manaras & Mateo Martinez)||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|I believe they did a great job in extending application security into colleges and universities. Now, OWASP has Student Chapters all over the world and this program helps them, providing a platform to discuss and learn about application security.
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 |align="center"|Pedro Peralta||align="center"|United States||align="center"|Pedro demonstrates character as a stand up guy for many of the youth in information security who are trying to get into the field which is already challenging enough as it is. Pedro's exceptional leadership in initiatives to reach out to students of all levels of IT and Security is tremendous in that he has started security groups to challenge students to gather, and most importantly develop bonds amongst other members which is the foundation of a community. Pedro has offered ongoing guidance and mentorship to many who asked this of him, thus going above and beyond, His ability to communicate to all levels of people throughout the walks of life shows he is worldly and mature enough show others paths to success.
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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Mario_Heiderich Mario Heiderich]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|For his excellent work on DOMPurify. This is not an OWASP project, but it is open source and free, and thus I think OWASP should recognise his effort.
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 |align="center"|[http://2012.confidence.org.pl/prelegenci/abraham-aranguren Abraham Aranguren]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Abraham is the OWTF project leader and is always full of energy when it comes to innovation and knowledge sharing among students and peers. He goes into great lengths to recognise the work from the volunteers.

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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Glenn_%26_Riccardo_ten_Cate Glenn & Riccardo Ten Cate]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|The brothers Glenn and Riccardo Ten Cate have developed what the industry is looking for and what is to the very core value of OWASP, the Security Knowledge Framework (short SKF): https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Security_Knowledge_Framework. This, they have done not being aware of OWASP back than, in their spare time, just as they saw the need of it. When they heard about OWASP, they did not hesitate, they donated their work (the fully working framework), linked it to the ASVS (where they came up and submitted +30 new controls!). The SKF project is fully working and proven. Glenn and Riccardo did share not only the framework, but all documentation, tutorials, all they have. Why? As they say themselves, because! With the SKF, Riccardo and Glenn have created what the community has been looking for ever since. A tool that teaches developers in understanding security problems and helps to solve those. Not with a static guide, but with a dynamic and to be "tailored to their needs" dynamic application. In pre-development, developers can choose the functionality required for the application they work on and get solutions with extended code examples (already in PHP and C#). In post-develpment, the develpers find (ASVS linked) requirements to verify them to be implemented to mitigate the risks. This is one of the flag ship projects to come!
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-|align="center"|Fiona Collins||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|From giving talks and classes at APPSECEU and promoting appsec throughout Ireland, She has done a great job, and with Cork, having a small chapter she has grown it massively. especially with the budget, the organisation has been fantastic. Just look at the OWASP page as an example. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cork
+|align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Fiona_Collins Fiona Collins]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|From giving talks and classes at APPSECEU and promoting appsec throughout Ireland, She has done a great job, and with Cork, having a small chapter she has grown it massively. especially with the budget, the organisation has been fantastic. Just look at the OWASP page as an example. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cork
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 |align="center"|Diego Ademir||align="center"|Latin America||align="center"|Diego is the Bucaramanga chapter leader in Colombia and works at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. He always helps to spread awareness about OWASP in the Latin American region by broadcasting the Latam Tour talks through the regional educational network RENATA.

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 |align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Mark_Denihan Mark Denihan]||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|Mark leads the security shepherd project. He has devoted a lot of time and effort both developing the project and promoting security awareness via countless talks and training events.
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-|align="center"|Glenn & Riccardo Ten Cate||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|The brothers Glenn and Riccardo Ten Cate have developed what the industry is looking for and what is to the very core value of OWASP, the Security Knowledge Framework (short SKF): https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Security_Knowledge_Framework. This, they have done not being aware of OWASP back than, in their spare time, just as they saw the need of it. When they heard about OWASP, they did not hesitate, they donated their work (the fully working framework), linked it to the ASVS (where they came up and submitted +30 new controls!). The SKF project is fully working and proven. Glenn and Riccardo did share not only the framework, but all documentation, tutorials, all they have. Why? As they say themselves, because! With the SKF, Riccardo and Glenn have created what the community has been looking for ever since. A tool that teaches developers in understanding security problems and helps to solve those. Not with a static guide, but with a dynamic and to be "tailored to their needs" dynamic application. In pre-development, developers can choose the functionality required for the application they work on and get solutions with extended code examples (already in PHP and C#). In post-develpment, the develpers find (ASVS linked) requirements to verify them to be implemented to mitigate the risks. This is one of the flag ship projects to come!
+|align="center"|[[[File:Glenn_Ten_Cate_Profile_Picture.JPG]]
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 |align="center"|Fiona Collins||align="center"|Europe||align="center"|From giving talks and classes at APPSECEU and promoting appsec throughout Ireland, She has done a great job, and with Cork, having a small chapter she has grown it massively. especially with the budget, the organisation has been fantastic. Just look at the OWASP page as an example. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cork

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 |align="center"|Diego Ademir||align="center"|Latin America||align="center"|Diego is the Bucaramanga chapter leader in Colombia and works at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. He always helps to spread awareness about OWASP in the Latin American region by broadcasting the Latam Tour talks through the regional educational network RENATA.
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-|align="center"|Jeremy Long||align="center"|United States||align="center"|For his continued work on OWASP Dependency Check
+|align="center"|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Jeremy_Long Jeremy Long]||align="center"|United States||align="center"|For his continued work on OWASP Dependency Check
 Jeremy is the Dependency Check project leader and has done an amazing job at addressing a core issue in today's web applications. His project is highly regarded among the security industry.