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== OWASP Los Angeles: Richard Greenberg, Tin Zaw, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver == | == OWASP Los Angeles: Richard Greenberg, Tin Zaw, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver == | ||
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· Hosted one meeting every month since 2008, with 65-95 attendees since January 2011 | · Hosted one meeting every month since 2008, with 65-95 attendees since January 2011 | ||
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| + | · Tin and Richard were co-chairs of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine | ||
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| + | · Tin served as a chair on the OWASP Global Chapter Committee | ||
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| + | · Richard served on the OWASP Global Conferences Committee | ||
· Helped to build up the Orange County OWASP Chapter; they are now having monthly meetings with 30-40 attendees | · Helped to build up the Orange County OWASP Chapter; they are now having monthly meetings with 30-40 attendees | ||
Latest revision as of 21:59, 6 September 2013
OWASP Los Angeles: Richard Greenberg, Tin Zaw, Kelly FitzGerald, Stuart Schwartz, Edward Bonver
Statement of Goals
· Encourage collaboration with other information security organizations
· Engage OWASP chapters to share their successes, strategies, and templates to help build strong chapters worldwide
· Work with other information security organizations to bring more benefits to OWASP membership, such as discounts at InfoSec events around the globe
· Ensure the knowledge transfer of threats, technologies, strategies, and regulatory policies to help our members successfully implement strategies at their companies and organizations
· Support enterprise objectives by educating members on the relationship between IT and the business, business processes, and business risks
· Advocate for OWASP to have a lead role in helping to build partnerships between private industry and the public sector, to protect critical infrastructure and networks
· Reach out to achieve more participation from the community
· Encourage meeting attendees and other supporters to join OWASP
· Help grow the Cyber Secure Community by reaching out to business leaders
· Share knowledge and experience with fellow security professionals
· Encourage and create safe haven for upcoming speakers to present at monthly meetings
Achievements
· Hosted one meeting every month since 2008, with 65-95 attendees since January 2011
· Tin and Richard were co-chairs of the 2010 Global OWASP AppSec conference in Irvine
· Tin served as a chair on the OWASP Global Chapter Committee
· Richard served on the OWASP Global Conferences Committee
· Helped to build up the Orange County OWASP Chapter; they are now having monthly meetings with 30-40 attendees
· Working collaboratively with other security organizations: regular joint meetings twice a year with ISSA Los Angeles; joint meeting with ISSA, ISC(2), and CSA
· Regularly speak and/or have a presence at other security events, such as ISSA LA Security Summit, BSides, Scale 11x, ISSA OC Security Symposium, etc
· Planning and hosting a statewide OWASP Security Summit, AppSec California, in January 2014, in collaboration with other California OWASP Chapters
· Have world-class speakers, like Jim Manico, Ed Bonver, Cassio Goldschmidt, Chris Wysopal, and Tin Zaw, at monthly meetings
· Helped create and modify Co-Marketing Agreements with other organizations, such as ISSA and EC-Council
