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Tom Brennan is volunteer to the OWASP Foundation since 2004 when he founded the New Jersey Chapter after serving on the Board of Directors for the FBI Infragard program in New Jersey. The NJ OWASP Chapter later merged with the New York City Chapter in 2006. Tom was appointed to the Global Board of Directors in 2007 by his peers and was re-elected by the membership in 2012 for another two year term.
During his leadership of OWASP Foundation he has led many global and local initiatives for OWASP
- Written recommendations from 60+ industry leaders: ONLINE
- OWASP interview at AppSecUSA 2013 - Video
- Interview with PenTest Magazine about OWASP Foundation.
- 2012 OWASP Board Candidate Interview: Audio / Transcript
- Video Interview about OWASP with Tom Brennan, 2008 - Video 1, Video 2
- Thousands of wiki commits to OWASP.ORG since 2004 see: Wiki Edits
Tom holds many industry certifications since he began his technical journey in 1983 including the (ISC)²® CBK / CISSP and many others
Contributor and champion to many OWASP projects including:
-- OWASP RFQ Criteria, Software Security
-- OWASP HTTP Post DoS Tool
-- OWASP Testing Guide
-- OWASP Mod_Security Core Rule Set
