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My name is Jim Manico. Thank you for electing me as your Global Board Member as of January 1, 2013. | My name is Jim Manico. Thank you for electing me as your Global Board Member as of January 1, 2013. | ||
| − | I've been an active member of OWASP since 2008. Professionally, I'm | + | I've been an active member of OWASP since 2008. Professionally, I'm a [http://www.manico.net secure coding instructor] and author. I also do a great deal of OWASP-centric travel around the world. My main passion at OWASP is supporting projects that help developers write secure code. |
| − | You can reach me at [mailto:[email protected] [email protected]]. You also reach me on twitter [http://www.twitter.com/manicode @manicode] | + | You can reach me at [mailto:[email protected] [email protected]]. You also reach me on twitter at [http://www.twitter.com/manicode @manicode]. |
== What are your most notable accomplishments over the past three years as an OWASP contributor? == | == What are your most notable accomplishments over the past three years as an OWASP contributor? == | ||
* I am the project manager and significant contributor of the [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cheat_Sheets OWASP Cheatsheet Series]. I've worked on the XSS, DOM XSS, SQL Injection, Cryptographic Storage, Forgot Password and other topics in this series. | * I am the project manager and significant contributor of the [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cheat_Sheets OWASP Cheatsheet Series]. I've worked on the XSS, DOM XSS, SQL Injection, Cryptographic Storage, Forgot Password and other topics in this series. | ||
| − | * I am the founder | + | * I am the founder of the [[OWASP_Podcast | OWASP Podcast Series]]. As of March 2014 I have published 98 shows and have spent over 500 hours making the OWASP Podcast a reality. I am grateful to my many guests who have made the show a success. I plan to end my participation in the show after OWASP Podcast 100 is released. |
| − | + | * I am also spearheading several ESAPI-like projects that provide modular single-use controls for ease of use. These include the [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Java_Encoder_Project OWASP Java Encoder], the and the [https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Java_HTML_Sanitizer_Project OWASP HTML Sanitizer] project. | |
| − | * I am also spearheading several ESAPI-like projects that provide modular single-use controls for ease of use. | ||
* I recruited the team who created and maintain the OWASP Mobile Project. | * I recruited the team who created and maintain the OWASP Mobile Project. | ||
* I have traveled to OWASP chapters all over the world providing free developer training | * I have traveled to OWASP chapters all over the world providing free developer training | ||
Revision as of 01:51, 22 March 2014
My name is Jim Manico. Thank you for electing me as your Global Board Member as of January 1, 2013.
I've been an active member of OWASP since 2008. Professionally, I'm a secure coding instructor and author. I also do a great deal of OWASP-centric travel around the world. My main passion at OWASP is supporting projects that help developers write secure code.
You can reach me at [email protected]. You also reach me on twitter at @manicode.
- 1 What are your most notable accomplishments over the past three years as an OWASP contributor?
- 2 What are the most significant challenges OWASP is facing?
- 3 If you become elected, what would the top three things be that you would focus on?
- 4 What do you want to do as a board member that you can't do as an OWASP leader or committee member?
- 5 How does your past experience relate to this position?
What are your most notable accomplishments over the past three years as an OWASP contributor?
- I am the project manager and significant contributor of the OWASP Cheatsheet Series. I've worked on the XSS, DOM XSS, SQL Injection, Cryptographic Storage, Forgot Password and other topics in this series.
- I am the founder of the OWASP Podcast Series. As of March 2014 I have published 98 shows and have spent over 500 hours making the OWASP Podcast a reality. I am grateful to my many guests who have made the show a success. I plan to end my participation in the show after OWASP Podcast 100 is released.
- I am also spearheading several ESAPI-like projects that provide modular single-use controls for ease of use. These include the OWASP Java Encoder, the and the OWASP HTML Sanitizer project.
- I recruited the team who created and maintain the OWASP Mobile Project.
- I have traveled to OWASP chapters all over the world providing free developer training
What are the most significant challenges OWASP is facing?
- Financial
- Keeping basic IT services running well and securely
- vendor neutrality
If you become elected, what would the top three things be that you would focus on?
- Fundraising
- Expand membership (developers).
- Content Reorganization. In order to support increased membership, we need to increase quality and remove old content that is not pertinent or out of date - make OWASP more consumable for the masses!
What do you want to do as a board member that you can't do as an OWASP leader or committee member?
- As a board member I will have more opportunities to serve as an ambassador for the organization evangelizing the importance to web security to both the security and the developer communities.
- One of a board members main roles is too maintain a vendor-neutral stance when representing OWASP. I feel I have demonstrated a commitment to putting the mission of OWASP before my personal and business interests.
How does your past experience relate to this position?
- Travel internationally speaking at 30+ OWASP chapters through much of Europe and the US
- Have had a chance to "hear out" and interface with OWASP members on a global scale
- Provide secure coding training as talks and free seminars emphasizing vendor neutral open source information
- Interaction with several OWASP projects and committees
- Worked with or partnered with several existing board members
