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Summit Participant Tickets are tickets for individual participants and include the meals listed below during each day of the Summit. Individual participants should also select their preferred accommodations (shared or private).

Individual participants may also bring companions who are not participating in the Summit. Participants with companions must reserve private accommodations and purchase the Summit Companion Ticket. The Summit Companion Ticket covers the meals each day for the companion and the additional fees for an appropriate private room for both the participant and companion.

*NOTE CHANGE* As of 10 January 2011, all Summit Tickets must be purchased through the RegOnline System. OWASP Sponsored attendees must contact Sarah Baso for a coupon code before going to RegOnline to get their Summit Ticket and book their accommodations. For help regarding the RegOnline System, contact Kate Hartmann. Please note if you previously booked your Summit Ticket, accommodations, or flight through Diplomata Tours, we still have your reservation and you 'DO NOT' need to re-register.

Included Meals

The following meals are included each day of the Summit for Summit Participant and Companion Tickets:

• Morning Coffee Break
• Lunch (consisting of pack of a sandwich, bag of chips, yogurt, fruit, cake, and soft drink or mineral water)
• Afternoon Coffee Break
• Dinner (buffet style with beverages)

If you are staying at Campo Real, 3 meals per day as well as 2 coffee breaks will be provided (Tuesday through Friday) If you are not staying at Campo Real and purchased only a Summit Participant Ticket, only 2 meals per day (lunch and dinner) and 2 coffee breaks will be provided.

Shared Accommodations will be villa-style suites each containing two or three bedrooms. The bedrooms will contain multiple beds and attendees will be expected to share rooms with other attendees. Each villa has a common area living room and kitchenette which can be used to socialize and collaborate. Private Accommodations will be a single hotel room containing one bed.

In addition, breakfast is included with all accommodation packages.

If you wish to arrive early at Campo Real or stay after the Summit is over, you are more than welcome. The extra night rates are €67 EUR for a single (with breakfast) and €127 EUR for a couple (with breakfast).

As of 10 January 2011, accommodations must be booked through the RegOnline System instead of Diplomata Tours. Also, do not book directly with the Campo Real Resort.

*NOTE CHANGE* Attendees should purchase Summit Tickets and reserve accommodations through the RegOnline System. All OWASP Sponsored attendees must contact Sarah Baso for a coupon code before going to RegOnline to get their Summit Ticket and book their accommodations. For help regarding the RegOnline System, contact Kate Hartmann.

Attendees should arrange for their own airfare, unless they are being funded by OWASP, in which case the attendee must book their airfare through Sarah Baso. Attendees arranging their own air travel should send their flight itinerary to Lorna, Sarah or Jason so that we can arrange airport transfers to the Summit venue.

While we encourage all participants to stay in shared accommodations, we recognize that not all participants will be comfortable sharing accommodations. Individual hotel rooms with single beds are available at an additional cost. The typical total cost for single attendees desiring these private accommodations will be €664 EUR (Summit Participant Ticket + 4 Nights Private Accommodation).

Participants that wish to bring a companion must stay in private accommodations and the companion will cost an additional €404 EUR for a typical grand total of €1068 EUR (Summit Participant Ticket + Summit Companion Ticket + 4-Nights Private Accommodation).

PDF or Google Docs version of pricing table on OWASP Global Summit Letterhead.

The total cost for most attendees will be €590 EUR or $800 USD (Summit Participant Ticket + 4 Nights Shared Accommodation). Shared accommodations will be contained in multi-room villas which hold between four and six persons. You should expect to share a room in these villas - in fact, the shared experience has been cited as the most fun and beneficial part of the previous Summit.

A more detailed price chart with variations based on how many nights you will be staying, whether you want shared or private accommodations, and whether you have a companion is available below.

Summit Participant Tickets are tickets for individual participants and include the meals listed below during each day of the Summit. Individual participants should also select their preferred accommodations (shared or private).

Individual participants may also bring companions who are not participating in the Summit. Participants with companions must reserve private accommodations and purchase the Summit Companion Ticket. The Summit Companion Ticket covers the meals each day for the companion and the additional fees for an appropriate private room for both the participant and companion.

*NOTE CHANGE* As of 10 January 2011, all Summit Tickets must be purchased through the RegOnline System. OWASP Sponsored attendees must contact Sarah Baso for a coupon code before going to RegOnline to get their Summit Ticket and book their accommodations. For help regarding the RegOnline System, contact Kate Hartmann. Please note if you previously booked your Summit Ticket, accommodations, or flight through Diplomata Tours, we still have your reservation and you 'DO NOT' need to re-register.

Included Meals

The following meals are included each day of the Summit for Summit Participant and Companion Tickets:

• Morning Coffee Break
• Lunch (consisting of pack of a sandwich, bag of chips, yogurt, fruit, cake, and soft drink or mineral water)
• Afternoon Coffee Break
• Dinner (buffet style with beverages)

If you are staying at Campo Real, 3 meals per day as well as 2 coffee breaks will be provided (Tuesday through Friday) If you are not staying at Campo Real and purchased only a Summit Participant Ticket, only 2 meals per day (lunch and dinner) and 2 coffee breaks will be provided.

Shared Accommodations will be villa-style suites each containing two or three bedrooms. The bedrooms will contain multiple beds and attendees will be expected to share rooms with other attendees. Each villa has a common area living room and kitchenette which can be used to socialize and collaborate. Private Accommodations will be a single hotel room containing one bed.

In addition, breakfast is included with all accommodation packages.

If you wish to arrive early at Campo Real or stay after the Summit is over, you are more than welcome. The extra night rates are €67 EUR for a single (with breakfast) and €127 EUR for a couple (with breakfast).

As of 10 January 2011, accommodations must be booked through the RegOnline System instead of Diplomata Tours. Also, do not book directly with the Campo Real Resort.

*NOTE CHANGE* Attendees should purchase Summit Tickets and reserve accommodations through the RegOnline System. All OWASP Sponsored attendees must contact Sarah Baso for a coupon code before going to RegOnline to get their Summit Ticket and book their accommodations. For help regarding the RegOnline System, contact Kate Hartmann.

Attendees should arrange for their own airfare, unless they are being funded by OWASP, in which case the attendee must book their airfare through Sarah Baso. Attendees arranging their own air travel should send their flight itinerary to Lorna, Sarah or Jason so that we can arrange airport transfers to the Summit venue.

While we encourage all participants to stay in shared accommodations, we recognize that not all participants will be comfortable sharing accommodations. Individual hotel rooms with single beds are available at an additional cost. The typical total cost for single attendees desiring these private accommodations will be €664 EUR (Summit Participant Ticket + 4 Nights Private Accommodation).

Participants that wish to bring a companion must stay in private accommodations and the companion will cost an additional €404 EUR for a typical grand total of €1068 EUR (Summit Participant Ticket + Summit Companion Ticket + 4-Nights Private Accommodation).

PDF or Google Docs version of pricing table on OWASP Global Summit Letterhead.

Venue

Below is the link to the Venue of the 2011 OWASP Global Summit -- CampoReal Resort. CampoReal is located in central Oeste Portugal 38 km north of Lisbon and 18 km inland from the Atlantic Ocean.

http://www.camporeal.pt/en/hotel-residences.aspx

Download a PDF factsheet about CampoReal Resort

The hotel has an Airport Shuttle, Gym and Fitness Center, Gootball camp, Horse Back Riding, Day Spa, Internet WiFi, and Golfcourse as well as many other amenities.

Meals and coffee breaks will be provided by OWASP.

Villa Accommodations:

Residence-Pool 3 or 4 bedrooms
- Villa

Each Residence includes:
- Private bathroom(s)
- Kitchenette
- Balcony or garden
- Swimming-pool shared by apartment/townhouse block
- Residence-Pool for 3 bedroom and 4 bedroom villas include a private swimming-pool

A Day in Lisbon, Portugal:

Click this link to see all the City of Lisbon has to offer, which is only a short train ride from the resort.
http://www.golisbon.com/portugal/cities/cascais.html
or
http://www.travel-in-portugal.com/Cascais/
Lisbon - Spreading out along the right bank of the Tagus, its downtown, the Baixa, is located in the 18th-century area around Rossio. East of the arcade Praça do Comércio, are the medieval quarters of Alfama and Mouraria, crowned by the magnificent St. George's Castle. To the west lie Bairro Alto and Madragoa, with their typical streets, and on the western extreme is Belém, with its Belém Tower, (the sentinel over the Tagus river that protects the entrance into Lisbon), the Jerónimos Monastery (masterpieces of Manueline architecture and classified in UNESCO's International Heritage list) and the Cultural Center of Belém.
Museums: Ancient Art, Chiado (Contemporary Art), Tile, Archaeology, Ethnology, Coach, Costume, Theater, Maritime, Military, City, Gulbenkian, Modern Art Center, and the Ricardo Espirito Santo Silva Foundation. Palaces open to the public: Ajuda and Fronteira. Churches: Cathedral (with Treasury); São Vicente de Fora; Conceição Velha (Manueline), São Roque and Sacred Art; Madre Deus; Santa Engrácia Pantheon (Baroque), and the Estrela Basilica.
Shopping: Downtown; Avenida de Roma, Praça de Londres, Avenida Guerra Junqueiro, and Amoreiras.
Nightlife: Bairro Alto and Avenida 24 de Julho.
Guided Tours

Sponsoring

We will welcome a few sponsors of this very special event, typically organization that participate in the summit.

A number of opportunities to sponsor attendees are available:

• For organizations that are sponsoring their employees attending the summit, logo promotion and links on the Summit Attendee page
• Organizations can sponsor an individual non-employee attendee for USD$2,000, with associated logo promotion and links on the Summit Attendee page
• Organizations can sponsor an entire villa (5 attendees) for USD$10,000, with associated logo promotion and links on the Summit Attendee page, promotional mentions, and on-site promotion and photo opportunities (such as banner advertising on the sponsored villa)

Other sponsorship options are under discussion, and will be posted here soon.

If you are interested in supporting the global summit, please contact Lorna.Alamri at owasp.org.

Applying for Chapter or Project Sponsorship

Application for OWASP Chapter or Project Funding

*DATES HAVE BEEN EXTENDED!!!

Please submit forms - we will continue to process until mid-January.

Attending the Summit

The summit is open to the OWASP community, and the members of the general Application Security community invited to participate and add to the summit working sessions.

Some leaders that are active within OWASP may qualify to have all or partial transportation and lodging paid for by OWASP.
To be considered for qualification, you must meet one or more of the following criteria:

1. Member of the OWASP Board
2. Active member of a Global Committee (as determined by the OWASP Board)
3. Operational personnel that are necessary for the operation of the Summit

The current OWASP sponsorship budget is $50,000 for the Summit.

If you feel you might qualify, please contact Brad Causey or Jason Li. If you do not meet these criteria, and still feel that you should be sponsored, please contact Brad Causey @ or Jason Li @

Please visit our Summit Attendee Page to see who will be joining us in Portugal or to add your name to the list!

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Letters and Summit Materials

Summit 2011 Presentation for AppSec DC
Application for OWASP Chapter or Project Funding
Confirmed 2011 OWASP Global Summit Attendees

Template Letter - 2011 Global Summit Basic Invitation
Template Letter - 2011 Global Summit University Outreach Invitation
Template Letter - 2011 Global Summit Government Invitation
Template Letter - 2011 Global Summit Request for Employer Funding and Sponsorship
Template Letter - 2011 Global Summit Request for Employer Funding, Version 2
Template Letter - 2011 Global Summit Request for Employer SUPPORT - no funding

Working Sessions

Click on the working session name to see the home page for that particular session. During the Summit those working session home pages will be used to document discussions and outcomes.

If you're interested in adding a Working Session for the 2011 Summit, there still is time to start a session! Please review the Working Session methodology for Working Session rules.

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Schedule and Tracks

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Work Model

The Fixed Working Sessions Model

Given the number of existent working sessions, trying to include them all into a fixed agenda would mean that each session would need to be allocated to a slot of 15 minutes.

In order to make the Summit a hub of productive and meaningful discussions, we have decided that the fixed schedule would only include the sessions with:

• Higher number of attendees;
• Focus on matters of interest to the wider community.

The rest of the sessions are scheduled during the Dynamic sessions, which are available HERE

The fixed schedule working sessions are organized into 2 tracks in the 2 main conference rooms:

• CampoReal 1
• Alentejo

Here is the list of the fixed schedule working sessions:

Tuesday:

• XSS and the Frameworks: XSS - Awareness, Resources, and Partnerships
• OWASP Training: OWASP Academies
• WAF Mitigations for XSS: Virtual Patching Best Practices
• OWASP Exams: University Outreach
• Risk Metrics: Metrics and Labeling
• Government Outreach
• Counting and Scoring Application Security Defects
• OWASP Testing Guide
• Enterprise Web Defense Roundtable
• Threat Modeling

Wednesday:

• Protecting Information Stored Client-Side
• Common structure and numbering for all guides: OWASP Common vulnerability list
• Providing Access to Persisted Data
• OWASP Secure Coding Practices Project
• DOM Sandboxing: EcmaScript 5 Security
• Industry
• Microsoft's SDL in 16 steps (and lessons learned)
• Projects
• HTML5 Security
• Overhauling the OWASP Website

Thursday:

• Contextual Output Encoding: ESAPI-CORE
• OWASP Board/Committee Governance: Board Structure
• ESAPI for Ruby: Applying ESAPI Input Validation
• Professionalize OWASP: Should OWASP hire a Chief Executive Officer (CEO)?
• Site Security Policy
• OWASP Certification
• What is an OWASP Leader? Tracking OWASP Participation
• Mobile Security
• OWASP Licensing

Tuesday, Feb 8

Wednesday, Feb 9

Thursday, Feb 10

Friday, Feb 11