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Volunteers

The OWASP Academy Portal Project is developed by a worldwide team of volunteers. The primary contributors to date have been:

• Vasileos Vlachos
• Martin Knobloch
• Andreas Fuchsberger
• Jason Taylor
• Carlos Serrão
• Filipe Lacerda
• Ed Adams
• Ricardo Melo
• Diniz Cruz

Sponsors

The Academy-Portal is sponsored by [Hacking-Lab https://www.hacking-lab]
and [Security Innovation http://www.securityinnovation.com]

Hacking-Lab is supporting the OWASP mission and made their online training environment available for OWASP on free-to-use basis!
The Hacking-Lab is not just a common "hackme" environment. The solutions of the labs are evaluated by teachers.
It's not enough just to hack, explain what and how you have it done to score the max points!
Agreement with Hacking-Lab

Security Innovation is supporting the OWASP mission and made their online education management system, Team Mentor, available for OWASP on free-to-use basis!
OWASP Team Mentor

Agreement with Security Innovation

As of XXX, the priorities are:

• xxx
• xxx
• xxx

Involvement in the development and promotion of XXX is actively encouraged! You do not have to be a security expert in order to contribute. Some of the ways you can help:

• xxx
• xxx

Notes 2011-10-27

timelines agreed between Ivan Buetler & Martin Knobloch

• 31.10.2011
  • OWASP is sending Academy Portal preinformation to Hackign-Lab (including logos) (Martin Knobloch)
• 04.11.2011
  • Hacking-Lab is creating it's own OWASP page on www.hacking-lab.com based on the information sent on 31.10.2011 (Ivan Bütler)
• 07.11.2011
  • Academy Portal is ready to use. The portal has all core features implemented. (Martin Knobloch)
• 8.11.2011
  • Hacking-Lab is announcing Academy Portal and OWASP Germany to its 4200 users (Ivan Bütler)
• 12.11.2011
  • Testrun with FREE OWASP TOP 10 training in the Netherland by Martin (classroom) (Martin Knobloch)
• 13.11.2011
  • Last change requests to Hacking-Lab (Martin Knobloch)
• 17.11.2011
  • Martin is giving a talk from 12:00 – 12:45 with the title "OWASP Global Education Committee" (Martin Knobloch)
• 17.11.2011
  • Official announcement of Academy Portal using the OWASP mailing list.(Martin Knobloch /Kate Hartmann)
• 17.11.2011
  • Official announcement of Academy Portal by Hacking-lab

Notes 2011-04-04

We affirmed that the Creative Commons license will be used for all content on the acadamies portal.

Ricardo pointed out that we need a formal definition of the academy, primarily to enable the best used of time resources.
As things are now, given a free hour to contribute to the project, most of that hour is spent trying to find the best direction to proceed. To that end, we discussed needing an environment for asynch conversation, and using google docs for shared document creation.

• Requirements: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Academy_Portal_Project/Requirements
• Requirements Discussion: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Talk:OWASP_Academy_Portal_Project/Requirements

We had four participants in the conference call. Would another time work better for those who did not attend?

The project is at staging.owaspa.org(/moodle)

Notes 2011-03-21

• Status development
  • not much happened yet
  • there was a designer working on a template
  • Staging URL: http://staging.owaspa.org/ Note: if you want a test account please contact me at [email protected]
  • Staging URL for Moodle: http://staging.owaspa.org/moodle Note: if you want a test account please contact me at [email protected]

• Status training material
  • Carlos Serrao modules

TODO's

• material
  • upload material on the OWASP Academy wiki
• development
  • moodle/drupal

Kick-Off notes January 2011

Each block should take up as time and present as much content as necessary and should list how long it typically

Each block should record the following metadata as applicable:

• Subject:
• Categories:
• Keywords:
• Description:
• Learning Outcomes:
• Requirements/Pre-req to understand:
• Theatrical/Practical
• Incl. Hands-on labs
• Contains a link to a lab if applicable
• Should be self-contained
• Should handle a single subject
• Target audience:
• Ability level: 100|200|300|400
• Lab links:
• Outside links:
• Text books

Rough guide to presentation time:

• Effort
• Corresponding OWASP effort

Some ideas for blocks:

• Overview and Introduction
• Justifying where
• Java Platform Security
• .NET Framework 3.5/4 security
• XSS
• Integer Overflows
• Mobile Code
• Security Development Lifecycle
• Web Application Risks and Threats (OWASP Top 10)
• Countermeasures
• Threat Modelling
• Secure Coding Practices
• Testing and Verification
• Static Code Analysis

Proposed block contents for the O(w)ASP Academy Portal

Design

This should be the portal design: OWASPA design