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Our next chapter meeting will be held on <b>Tuesday, October 22nd at 6:29pm.</b> Tal Melamed, creator and leader of the OWASP Serverless Top 10 and DVSA projects will be speaking on "Serverless Security for Dummies".  This promises to be another enjoyable evening of engaging discussion and networking. See below for description and registration details, or visit our Meetup page at https://www.meetup.com/OWASP-Nashville-Chapter/.
 
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OWASP Nashville meets in downtown Nashville, in the <b>Asurion building at 300 2nd Ave S.</b> View the [https://www.meetup.com/OWASP-Nashville-Chapter/events/264931782/ Meetup Event] page for parking details, or contact one of the chapter leaders via the email addresses above.
 
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We invite you to join us. While all of our materials are free and offered under an open source license, you do not have to become a paid member to use them or participate in our projects, mailing lists, conferences, or other activities.  However, please consider becoming a member and enabling OWASP to continue to provide unbiased tools, documentation, conferences, mailing lists, etc., think of it like public television or public radio.  Individual memberships are only $50 annually.
 
 
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In moving to serverless technology, such as AWS Lambda or Azure Functions, we shift some security responsibilities to the infrastructure provider by eliminating the need to manage servers. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean we’re entirely absolved of all security duties. Serverless functions still execute code and can still be vulnerable to application-level attacks. As a new type of architecture, serverless presents new security challenges. Some are equal to traditional application development, but some take a new form. Attackers are thinking differently, and developers must do so as well to gain the upper hand.  In this talk, Tal Melamed will dive into serverless risks. Discussing why they are different from traditional attacks, how to exploit them and how we should protect our application against them.
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As Head of Security Research at Protego Labs, for the past two years, Tal Melamed has been experimenting in offensive and defensive security for serverless technology. He specializes in AppSec with more than 15 years of experience in security research and vulnerability assessment. Tal is also the leader and creator of the OWASP Serverless Top 10 and DVSA projects, and is a frequent speaker at security conferences, including DEF CON, DerbyCon, OWASP, BSides and more. You can follow Tal on Twitter at @_nu11p0inter.
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== Next Meeting ==
 
 
 
Our goal is to meet at least quarterly.  If anybody is interested in leading or facilitating our next meeting, please contact Dirk Maxwell, OWASP Nashville Chapter Lead, for details.  We're open to suggestions regarding topic and timing.
 
 
 
== Past Meetings ==
 
 
 
DATE:  April 8, 2010<BR>
 
TOPIC:  OWASP and the PCI DSS<BR>
 
PRESENTER:  Dirk Maxwell, OWASP Nashville Chapter Leader<BR>
 
EVENT RECAP:  Dirk Maxwell provided a formal presentation and led discussion about the relationship between various OWASP initiatives and the Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standard.  Discussion primarily focused on "Requirement 6:  Develop and maintain secure systems and applications" but also touched on other areas related to the protection of cardholder data.<BR>
 
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DATE:  December 17, 2009<BR>
 
TOPIC:  OWASP Nashville Holiday Party<BR>
 
PRESENTER:  None<BR>
 
EVENT RECAP:  A strictly social event to celebrate the holidays with our local OWASP community.<BR>
 
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DATE:  September 30, 2009<BR>
 
TOPIC:  Application Threat Modeling<BR>
 
PRESENTER:  Dirk Maxwell, OWASP Nashville Chapter Leader<BR>
 
EVENT RECAP:  Dirk Maxwell provided a formal presentation and led discussion in real-world benefits and challenges of implementing threat modeling processes within the system development lifecycle.  The meeting was characterized by excellent participation and discussion by those in attendance.  Again, thanks to all those who participated.<BR>
 
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DATE:  July 9, 2009<BR>
 
TOPIC:  Secure Development Practices<BR>
 
PRESENTER:  Facilitated discussion led by Dirk Maxwell<BR>
 
EVENT RECAP:  A freewheeling facilitated discussion centered around secure application development practices including threat modeling, code review, static source code analysis, security testing processes, tools, etc.  This was a great discussion involving some of Nashville's application security thought leaders.  Thanks for all those who participated!<BR>
 
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DATE:  April 30, 2009<BR>
 
TOPIC:  OWASP LiveCD<BR>
 
PRESENTER:  Dean H. Saxe, Foundstone<BR>
 
PRESENTATION:  [http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=F.e7b787ad-9a80-4e2d-a601-2f0c9ab18c65&hl=en OWASP Live CD Slide Deck]<BR>
 
EVENT RECAP:  With approximately 45 people in attendance, guest Speaker Dean H. Saxe from Foundstone introduced the OWASP LiveCD and many of the OWASP supported tools on the CD, including WebScarab and WebGoat. Using a combination of lecture, live demos and hands-on labs, we examined the WebGoat application by exploiting flaws in authorization, data validation and session handling. The event was a tremendous success!! Thanks to all who were able to participate. OWASP Nashville also extends a special thanks to: Jeff Cobb, Bart Hubbs and Mark Brown with the Middle Tennessee chapter of the ISSA; Dean Saxe from Foundstone for making the event such a success; and to HCA for hosting the event.<BR>
 
SPONSOR:  [http://www.foundstone.com/ http://www.owasp.org/images/2/26/Foundstone.jpg]<BR>
 
 
 
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Latest revision as of 06:18, 18 September 2019

OWASP Nashville

Welcome to the Nashville chapter homepage. The OWASP Nashville Chapter Leaders are Mark Geeslin, Joel Tomassini and Casey Rosini.

Our next chapter meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 22nd at 6:29pm. Tal Melamed, creator and leader of the OWASP Serverless Top 10 and DVSA projects will be speaking on "Serverless Security for Dummies". This promises to be another enjoyable evening of engaging discussion and networking. See below for description and registration details, or visit our Meetup page at https://www.meetup.com/OWASP-Nashville-Chapter/.

OWASP Nashville meets in downtown Nashville, in the Asurion building at 300 2nd Ave S. View the Meetup Event page for parking details, or contact one of the chapter leaders via the email addresses above.

Serverless Security for Dummies
In moving to serverless technology, such as AWS Lambda or Azure Functions, we shift some security responsibilities to the infrastructure provider by eliminating the need to manage servers. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean we’re entirely absolved of all security duties. Serverless functions still execute code and can still be vulnerable to application-level attacks. As a new type of architecture, serverless presents new security challenges. Some are equal to traditional application development, but some take a new form. Attackers are thinking differently, and developers must do so as well to gain the upper hand. In this talk, Tal Melamed will dive into serverless risks. Discussing why they are different from traditional attacks, how to exploit them and how we should protect our application against them.

As Head of Security Research at Protego Labs, for the past two years, Tal Melamed has been experimenting in offensive and defensive security for serverless technology. He specializes in AppSec with more than 15 years of experience in security research and vulnerability assessment. Tal is also the leader and creator of the OWASP Serverless Top 10 and DVSA projects, and is a frequent speaker at security conferences, including DEF CON, DerbyCon, OWASP, BSides and more. You can follow Tal on Twitter at @_nu11p0inter.



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