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OWASP Belfast

Welcome to the Belfast chapter homepage.


Participation

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Sponsorship/Membership

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OWASP Belfast Sponsorship Opportunities

There are many ways you can help the OWASP Belfast Chapter spread the word about computer security and secure coding. Including the following:

  • If you have a room available to hold a meeting, let us know.
  • Companies can cover the OWASP membership costs of their employees.
  • Supply a speaker on a topic of interest to the OWASP Belfast members, or cover their costs to present.
  • Sponsor food and drink for a session.
  • Further sponsorship can be provided directly to the OWASP Belfast Chapter itself, using the link above. Direct sponsorship allows the OWASP Belfast Board to use the funds as needed to run events.

In return for any sponsorship we can add your company to our list of sponsors on the OWASP Wiki and Meetup sites, and share communications with session attendees. Contact the OWASP Belfast Board (below) for more details.

OWASP Belfast Board

The OWASP Belfast Chapter Leaders are:


About OWASP Belfast

What is OWASP Belfast?

OWASP Belfast is just one of over 100 OWASP Chapters around the world, including 4 in Ireland and 12 in the UK, where people meet to learn about and discuss software security topics. The OWASP organization also has lots of active projects that volunteers can participate in to create code and documents for the worldwide security community. The OWASP Top 10 project is the most famous of those projects.

Who is OWASP Belfast for?

It's for programmers, testers, students, project managers, development managers and security experts to collaborate and drive discussion on application security topics. Participation in the mailing lists and attendance at the OWASP Belfast sessions are free, in fact many of the events will provide food and drinks to attendees.

Why be part of OWASP Belfast?

  • The community organizes sessions where experts from across the industry (and globe) give presentations and seminars about application security topics.
  • Attendance and participation in the community increases knowledge and skills, allowing people to stand out from the crowd.
  • Opportunity to network with other Software Professionals and keep in touch with job opportunities in the region.


Local News

OWASP Belfast Chapter November Session - Wednesday, November 15th 2017

6:00pm @ 6th Floor, Lombard House, Belfast

https://www.meetup.com/OWASP-Belfast/events/244109993/

Cyber Incident Detection in an Emergency

Ever wondered how to know if you’re being hacked in the middle of an emergency?

OWASP Belfast’s November session can help you out.  In this session we’ll be covering Cyber Incident Detection in the middle of an emergency.  This talk will be given by David McGlade, Cyber Security Lead at Kainos, one of Northern Irelands most successful software companies.

This session will be held on the 6th floor or Lombard House, through the kind hosting of Entrepreneurial Spark and Ulster Bank.  This also allows us to recognize Global Entrepreneurship Week and the many support facilities available to Northern Irish companies, including cyber security start-ups.

Join us on Wednesday 15th November, from 6pm to 8pm, for pizza, drinks and talks.  Special thanks to Kainos for sponsoring food and drinks on the night.


Sign-up for the OWASP Belfast mailing list for more information about this session, and other security related topics, at http://lists.owasp.org/mailman/listinfo/owasp-Belfast