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Revision as of 09:01, 15 January 2019
Welcome to the Portland, Oregon OWASP Chapter.
Past and future event information can be found in Calagator.
The Portland OWASP chapter aims to hold a chapter meeting once every month. There is also an OWASP training day held each year, featuring workshops ranging in multiple information security practices.
Feel free to join us on Meetup, LinkedIn, and follow us on Twitter for upcoming events!
OWASP Foundation (Overview Slides) is a professional association of global members and is and open to anyone interested in learning more about software security. Local chapters are run independently by volunteers and guided by the Handbook.
If you are interested in attending chapter meetings or otherwise getting involved, we strongly encourage you to join the local chapter email list. This list is low-volume, but acts as a great resource for local security information and announcements about chapter meetings.
We would be thrilled if you would like to come give a talk at one of our chapter meetings. Anything security-related is a good candidate for a talk and will likely draw an interested audience. Suggestions for possible topics for future meetings:
- Integrating security into an SDLC
- HTML5 security
- Social engineering
- Application Security Tools Review & Comparisons
- Discussion starters for controversial security topics
- Your experiences trying to implement a security solution
- Security basics talks; introductions to secure coding practices
Our OWASP meetings typically draw between 15 to 25 attendees. Chapter meetings are a great place to do a dry run of talks you intend to give at conferences or just to connect with locals. Before you present, please be sure you carefully review the speaker agreement.
Your current Portland chapter board:
- Bhushan Gupta - 2018 Chapter Leader
- Ian Melven - 2019 Chapter Leader
- David Quisenberry - Community Outreach
- Sonny Nallamilli - 2018 Treasurer
- Benny Zhao - 2019 Treasurer
Other volunteers and organizers:
- James Bohem
- Adam Russell <adam . russell {a} owasp . org>
- Matthew Lapworth
- Katie Feucht
- Timothy D. Morgan <tim . morgan {a} owasp . org> - Founder
- AJ Dexter (aj.dexter 'at' gmail.com) - Founder (now retired)
Chapter Supporters
Besides being funded through individual contributions and chapter memberships, our chapter is also supported through corporate sponsors. We would like to thank our sponsors for making many excellent activities possible:
2019
Champion Supporters
Want to become a chapter supporter? See the OWASP Portland Sponsorship Policy for more information.
Donate
OWASP is non-profit, volunteer-managed organization. All chapters are organized by volunteers. By donating to your local chapter or becoming an OWASP member, you help support a variety of activities and events including chapter meetings, competitions, and training. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional association your support and sponsorship of any meeting venue and/or refreshments is tax-deductible. Financial contributions should only be made online using the authorized online chapter donation button.
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