WASPY Awards 2017 - Revision history

Kelly Santalucia: /* Sponsorship Opportunities */

2017-09-12T17:45:56Z

‎Sponsorship Opportunities

Kelly Santalucia: /* Results */

2017-09-12T17:12:55Z

‎Results

Kelly Santalucia: /* Sponsorship Opportunities */

2017-08-14T15:34:03Z

‎Sponsorship Opportunities

Kelly Santalucia: /* Sponsorship Opportunities */

2017-08-14T15:33:22Z

‎Sponsorship Opportunities

Kelly Santalucia: /* Results */

2017-07-26T01:22:02Z

‎Results

Kelly Santalucia at 19:35, 19 July 2017

2017-07-19T19:35:51Z

Bernhard Mueller: Add own profile link

2017-07-19T08:08:28Z

Add own profile link

Foobar: Added link to names

2017-07-17T07:10:33Z

Added link to names

Daniel Miessler at 13:09, 14 July 2017

2017-07-14T13:09:13Z

Jeremy.long: add links to Jeremy's bio

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add links to Jeremy's bio

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 Thank you to Qualys for supporting the WASPY Awards as a Platinum Sponsor
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 '''Best Community Supporter''' - 3 way tie<br>
 Dinis Cruz<br>
 Jeremy Long<br>
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 '''Best Mission Outreach'''<br>
 Mark Miller<br>
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 '''Best Innovator'''<br>
 Seba Deleersnyder

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 The support from our sponsors, is what makes these awards truly successful!
-Sponsorships coming soon!
+Thank you to Qualys for supporting the WASPY Awards as a Platinum Sponsor
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 ==Results==
-Coming July 25, 2017
+Congratulations to all of the individuals who were nominated!  The results are in and we would like to congratulate the following individuals:
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	Award Ceremony at AppSecUSA 2017 in Orlando, FL September 21-22, 2017		Award Ceremony at AppSecUSA 2017 in Orlando, FL September 21-22, 2017
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		+	== '''New Voting for This Year''' ==
		+	In the past, we have struggled with the WASPY Awards becoming a popularity contest with mainly only well known individuals winning. Popularity contests alienate the work of the people we are trying to recognize for these awards.
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		+	This year, in an attempt to keep WASPYs from only going to high-profile community members and get back to the roots of the award--recognizing “unsung hero’s” for their contributions to the Foundation-- we have changed the way WASPYs are awarded.
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		+	This year all community members were encouraged to nominate a person for each category whose awesome work makes OWASP a better place. Then, members of the staff and Board will each get a vote for each category. Our goal is that by avoiding the tendency to vote only for names you might have heard of, we will instead have votes cast solely on the merits that each person was nominated for.

	==Categories==		==Categories==

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 "Dhiraj is one of the top contributor in OWASP Cheat Sheet Project, which have security guidance in an easy read format, his contribution for SQL Injection WAF Bypass and XSS Evasion - OWASP, was mostly recommended and used by Cyber Security professional, dhiraj has contributed to Benchmark project by contributing SQLi/XSS fuzz vectors as initial contribution towards adding support for WAF/RASP scoring and many such projects."
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-|Bernhard Mueller
+|[[User:Bernhard_Mueller|Bernhard Mueller]]
 |'''''Best Innovator'''''
 "During the last 18 months Bernhard has been spearheading the OWASP Mobile Testing Guide Project. He has invested several man-months of writing, editing, reviewing, rallying authors, and pushing the project into new directions. This also resulted in the novel agile book writing process and book production pipeline which enables OWASP to produce a professional tech book. The project has produced a security standard and early-release ebook, and is on track become one of OWASP's main flagship projects."

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 "Sean leads the BLT Project and is a Team Leader for the Learning Gateway project. He has helped improve the quality of web experiences, including OWASP.org ."
 |-
-|Glenn & Riccardo ten Cate
+|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Glenn_%26_Riccardo_ten_Cate Glenn & Riccardo ten Cate]
 |'''''Best Innovator'''''
 "I am hereby nominating the brothers Glenn & Riccardo ten Cate from the Netherlands for the WASPY award in this category. They are known for their work on the open-source project SKF (Security Knowledge Framework). These are two guys who are dedicated to spreading security knowledge trough the means OWASP has to offer. You might have encountered them talking at seminars, promoting their project and OWASP, or different companies where they teach development teams how to integrate the OWASP core principles in their workflow using their project. Not only professional development teams but also students of security can only be amazed at the sheer knowledge they gathered and contribute to the global OWASP community trough open source. The sheer effort they put in this project teaches, guides, structures and shows by example how to test and write secure applications by design. There is no other software out there that does this. And that is why they deserve this nomination for best innovator 2017."

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 '''2nd Citation:''' "Jeremy has been an avid contributor/leader for the OWASP dependency-check project. Under his leadership the project has garnered substantial community support in terms of pull requests, improved code quality via Sonarcloud, Coverity, Codacy, and CII Best Practices. While the last six months have been primarily around code quality and bug fixes; these improvements are setting the dependency-check project up for major enhancements over the coming months!"
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-|Daniel Miessler
+|[[User:DanielMiessler|Daniel Miessler]]
 |'''''Best Innovator'''''
 "Daniel seems to be everywhere at once - despite have a full-time job, he is leading or co-leading several OWASP projects, has created ideas for groups out of thin air, and has performed work in much needed areas.

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 "Tanya Janca has been performing “outreach” and “recruitment of women” as her main chapter leader responsibilities for the Ottawa chapter since 2015. The chapter has not only grown by over 500% in that time, but female membership has grown from 2 female members to over 70 (the chapter has grown for many reasons, some of which are her promotional efforts). Activities include starting a mentoring program that matches senior AppSec members of the community with juniors or people who are hoping to get into Application Security; attending all sorts of technology meetups (but especially female-centric ones) to talk about OWASP and personally invite them to attend; bringing OWASP products, concepts and resources to the Canadian Government (and is currently attempting to sway policy to be more application security focused as we speak); as well as performing over 40 public speaking engagements that describe OWASP as “Your new BFF” as part of the application security lesson she has taught. She has also begun speaking at conferences semi-regularly, singing OWASP’s praises as part of every presentation. She also forms female groups to attend events together, to make them more accessible, such as her all-female team for the Ottawa iHack CTP and “Learn by Breaking things” event in June 2017 and her all female CTF team for OWASP Ottawa’s first CTF in 2015. Her claim of being an “application security evangelist” certainly seems fitting."
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-|Jeremy Long
+|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Jeremy_Long Jeremy Long]
 |'''''Best Community Supporter'''''
 "Jeremy is a dedicated security engineer who contributes to the community as a developer, mentor, contributor and leader. He's one of the smartest people I know - and one of the few who has patience with "the rest of us". He is generous with his time and knowledge, helping not only to contribute apps and resources, but to build up the community itself."
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 "Evins focus on the core of the information security platform with Virtual Village has provided the global community with a place to experiment and leverage for testing... <nowiki>https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Virtual_Village_Project</nowiki>"
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-|Jeremy Long
+|[https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Jeremy_Long Jeremy Long]
 |'''''Best Innovator'''''
 "Considering how often projects have a great start and plateau, we should recognize the ongoing effort and dedication given to one of the Flagship projects in our community.