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OWASP Project Summit 2014/Project Participation
Projects Participating
The OWASP Education project is meant to centralize all educational initiatives of OWASP. The project will not deliver education material as such, but define standards and guidelines on education material. Furthermore, this project aims to create an easy entrance towards understanding application security and usage of the OWASP tooling. The initial agenda could look like this:
- Re-thinking the concept of OWASP University Supporter
- Expand the concept of the OWASP Student Chapters.
- Establish and expand the OWASP University Challenge.
- Suggested application security curriculum.
- Discuss and establish the concept of OWASP Academic Advocate.
OWASP Media Project is an infrastructure project that gather, consolidate and promote OWASP content in video format on a central appealing hub. The first and main instance of the project will be a YouTube channel.
"OWASP 24/7" is series of recorded broadcasts, highlighting OWASP projects and people from around the world. With over 43,000 members in 100 countries, the OWASP 24/7 channel is available on demand, at anytime, anywhere on the planet. You are welcome to embed the broadcasts on your page, download them for your personal listening or keep up to date by subscribing to the iTunes channel.
In this session, we will briefly take a short tour through the long and inter-twined history of OWASP and the Developer Guide, OWASP's first project. The Developer Guide has had various attempts to restart it over the years, and very nearly all of them failed. Let's have an interactive session on how to get the Developer Guide back on its feet, build community, and re-build a working project team.
The OWASP Academy Portal is to be the single access point to the categorized OWASP educational Material. On the OWASP Academy Portal, all OWASP internal and donated training material can be accessed. Those training material is reviewed and approved by the OWASP Academy Portal Project members in order to set and maintain an OWASP-worthy training quality.
A gathering of software developers sharing good and bad coding examples, with the aim of educating everyone reading the code review guide on what to do and what not do do when coding web sites.
