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'THE OWASP AGENDA FOR 2009'


KEY RESULTS FROM THE OWASP SUMMIT

ALGARVE, PORTUGAL, November 7, 2008 – The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) today announced results from the annual OWASP Summit. Over 80 application security experts from over 20 countries joined forces to identify, coordinate, and prioritize our 2009 efforts to create a more secure Internet.

OWASP is a free and open community that focuses on improving application security. There is overwhelming evidence that the vast majority of web applications contain security holes that are increasingly putting people and organizations at serious risk. Securing web applications is an extraordinarily difficult technical challenge that demands a concerted effort.

“OWASP came together for a week and produced a stunning amount of new ideas,” said OWASP Chair Jeff Williams. “Our community is growing and organizing into a powerful movement that will affect software development worldwide. This summit marks a major milestone our efforts to improve application security.” - Watch Video


Key results from the OWASP Summit include:


UPDATED OWASP PRINCIPLES

• Free & Open

• Governed by rough consensus & running code

• Abide by a code of ethics (see ethics)

• Not-for-profit

• Not driven by commercial interests

• Risk based approach


UPDATED CODE OF ETHICS

• Support the implementation of and promote compliance with standards, procedures, controls for application security

• Have objectivity, due diligence and professional care in accordance with established standards

• Responsible disclosure


New Free Tools and Guidance - OWASP announced the release of Live CD 2008, many new testing tools, static analysis tools, the Enterprise Security API (ESAPI v1.4), AntiSamy, the Application Security Verification Standard (ASVS), guidance for Ruby on Rails and Classic ASP, international versions of our materials, and much more.

New Outreach Programs – OWASP has expanded its outreach efforts by building relationships with technology vendors, framework providers, and standards bodies. In addition, we piloted a new program to provide free one-day seminars at universities and developer conferences worldwide.

New Global Committee Structure – OWASP recognized the extraordinary contribution of our most active leaders by engaging them to lead a set of six new committees. Each democratically established committee will focus on a key function or geographic region, such as OWASP projects, conferences, local chapters, membership and industry outreach.

How to Join a Global Committee - Applications being accepted until January 9th 2009 for a 24 month term

Global Education Committee

Global Chapter Committee

Global Conferences Committee

Global Industry Committee

Global Projects and Tools Committee

Global Membership Committee


TOOLS AND PROJECTS APPROVED OR LAUNCHED DURING THE SUMMIT

OWASP is proud to launch the following new or updated tools:

• Application Security Verification Standard, Mike Boberski

• AppSensor, Michael Coates

• Access Control Rules Tester, Andrew Petukhov

• AntiSamy .NET, Arshan Dabirsiaghi

• Application Security Tool Benchmarking Environment and Site Generator refresh, Dmitry Kozlov

• Code Crawler, Alessio Marziali

• JSP Testing Tool, Jason Li

• Live CD 2008, Matt Tesauro

• OpenPGP Extensions for HTTP – Enigform and mod_openpgp, Arturo ‘Buanzo’

• Orizon Project, Paolo Perego

• Python Static Analysis, Georgy Kilmov

• Skavenger, Matthias Rohr

• Teachable Static Analysis Workbench, Dmitry Kozlov & Igor Konnov

Find them all at the PROJECTS PAGE

OWASP is proud to launch the following new or updated documents or resources:

• Application Security Desk Reference (ASDR), Leonardo Cavallari

• Backend Security Project, Carlo Pelliccioni

• Classic ASP Security Project, Juan Carlos Calderon

• Code review guide, V1.1, Eoin Keary

• Education Project, Martin Knobloch

• Internationalization Guidelines – Spanish project, Juan Carlos Calderon

• Positive Security Project, Eduardo V.C. Neves

• Ruby on Rails Security Guide V2, Heiko Webers

• Securing WebGoat using ModSecurity, Stephen Craig Evans

• Source Code Review Projects, James Walden

• Testing Guide V3, Matteo Meucci

Find them all at the PROJECTS PAGE


EVENT AGENDA

Agenda for Monday, November 3rd, 2008
13:00 Lunch
Training Sessions
15:00 to 17:00 Securing WebGoat with ModSecurity
Stephen Craig Evans
WebSec Apps for Managers and Executives
Mano Paul
OWASP Testing Guide
Matteo Meucci
19:00 Summit Briefing

Dinis Cruz and Summit Organization Team

20:00 OWASPers Dinner


Agenda for Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
08:00 Registration
09:00 Summit Keynote

Dinis Cruz and Summit Organization Team

Documents Tools
09:30 OWASP Testing Guide

Matteo Meucci

OWASP JSP Testing Tool

Jason Li

09:45 OWASP Code Review Guide

Eoin Keary

OWASP Orizon Project

Paolo Perego (a.k.a. thesp0nge)

10:00 OWASP Application Security Desk Reference (ADSR)

Leonardo Cavallari Militelli

OWASP Live CD

Matt Tesauro

10:15 OWASP Spanish Project

Juan Carlos Calderon

WebScarab-NG

Rogan Dawes

10:30 Coffee Break
10:45 .NET ESAPI

Alex Smolen

JBroFuzz

Yiannis

11:00 Working Sessions Briefing

Dinis Cruz

Working Sessions
11:15 Documentation Projects/Guides Integration and Unified 4.0 Version

Chair: Eduardo Neves

Browser Security

Chair: Arshan Dabirsiaghi Secretary: Kuai Hinojosa

Tools Projects

Chair: Matt Tesauro

13:00 Lunch
14:00 Training Sessions
The Art and Science of Threat Modeling Web Applications

Mano Paul

Web Server Hardening SELinux

Pavol Luptak

Offensive WebApp Hacking

Marco Slaviero

16:00 Coffee Break
Working Sessions
16:30 ESAPI

Chair: Jeff Williams Secretary: Arshan Dabirsiaghi

18:30 ASDR

Chair: Leonardo Cavallari

.NET Project

Chair: Dinis Cruz


Agenda for Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
09:15 Daily Briefing:

Dinis Cruz

Standards and Education

(Room 1)

Tools

(Room 2)

10:00 OWASP Positive Security (SoC 08)

Eduardo Vianna de Camargo Neves

OWASP Access Control Rules Tester Project

Andrew Petukhov

10:15 OWASP Education

Sebastien Deleersnyder, Martin Knobloch

OWASP Teachable Static Analysis Workbench

Dmitry Kozlov

10:30 OWASP Internationalization Guidelines

Juan Carlos Calderon

OWASP AppSensor

Michael Coates

10:45 PASSWD:Metrics and Vulnerabilities

Lucilla Mancini

OWASP Backend Security Project

Carlo Pelliccioni

11:00 OWASP Open Review Project

Dan Cornell

OWASP Application Security Tool Benchmarking Environment and Site Generator Refresh Project

Dmitry Kozlov

11:15 OWASP Global Committee Elections

(Room 1)

11:30 Coffee Break
Working Sessions
12:45 OWASP Working Session Education Project
Chair: Sebastien Deleersnyder
(Room 1)
Testing Guide

Chair: Matteo Meucci (Room 2)

Web Application Framework Security

Chair: Arshan Dabirsiaghi Secretary: Kuai Hinojosa (Room 3)

14:45 Lunch During Working Sessions
15:00 Training Sessions
15:00 Flash Player Security

Peleus Uhley (Room 1)

OWASP Top 10

Sebastien Deleersnyder and Martin Knobloch (Room 2)

Uncovering WebScarab's Secret Treasures

Rogan Dawes (Sala Bella Vista)

Hacking the Orizon

Paolo Perego (Room 3)

17:00 Coffee Break
Working Sessions
17:30 Code Review Guide

Chair: Eoin Keary (Room 2)

EU Funding for OWASP Projects

Chair: Carlos Serrao (Sala Bella Vista)

OWASP Certification

Chair: Tom Brennan (Room 1)

Software Assurance Maturity Model

Chair: Pravir Chandra (Room 3)

19:00 OWASP Website

Chair: Favio Cerull (Room 1)

Metrics & Vulnerabilities

Chair: Lucilla Mancini (Room 2)

OWASP Orizon

Paolo Perego (Room 3)


Agenda for Thursday, November 6th, 2008
09:15 Daily Briefing:

Dinis Cruz

Technology Tools
10:00 OWASP Classic ASP Security Project

Juan Carlos Calderon

OWASP Source Code Review

James Walden

10:15 OWASP Ruby on Rails Security Project

Heiko Webers

OWASP Enigmaform and mod_Openpgp

Arturo Alberto Busleiman (a.k.a. Buanzo)

10:30 OWASP Webslayer Project

Christian Martorella

OWASP Securing WebGoat using ModSecurity

Stephen Evans and Christian Folini

11:00 OWASP Skavenger Project

Matthias Rohr

OWASP AntiSamy.NET

Marcin Wielgoszewski

11:15 Coffee Break
Working Sessions
11:30 Top 10

2009 Chair: Dave Wichers Secretary: Jeff Williams (Room 1)

Intra Governmental Affairs

Chair: David Campbell (Room 2)

SAMM v2

(Room 3)

Web Site

12:15 Executive Room

Handling Web MalWare

12:15 Sala Bella Vista

13:00 Lunch During Working Sessions
14:00 Training Sessions
Ajax Security

(Room 1)

Auditing Flash Applications

Peleus Uhley (Room 2)

WebApp Assessment

Vicente Aguilera Diaz (Room 3)

Mod Security

Lucas C. Ferreira (Executive Room)

13:00 Coffee Break
Working Sessions
16:30 Strategic Planning and Business Models compatible with OWASP values

Chair: Jeff Williams, Dinis Cruz, Dave Wichers, Sebastien Deleersnyder, and Tom Brennan Secretary: Kate Hartmann and Paulo Combra

18:30 2-Way Internationalization

Chair: Juan Carlos Calderon and Sebastien Deleersnyder (Room 1)

Best Practices for Chapter Leaders

Chair: Georg Hess (Room 2)

Portuguese Public & Private Organizations

Chair: Carlos Serrao (Room 3)

Live CD & DVD

Chair: Matt Tesauro (Sala Bella Vista)

OWASP Awards

Chair: Colin Watson (Executive Room)

20:00 Gala Dinner - Restaurante de Real
22:00 OWASP Band - LE CLUB


Agenda for Friday, November 7th, 2008
10:00 OWASP AppSec Agenda 2009: Working Session Outcomes

Dinis Cruz

10:15 Results Presentations
Documentation Projects/Guides Integration and Unified 4.0 Version

Chair: Eduardo Neves

Browser Security

Chair: Arshan Dabirsiaghi

ESAPI

Chair: Jeff Williams

Tools Projects

Chair: Matt Tesauro

Code Review Guide

Chair: Eoin Keary

OWASP Certification

Chair: Tom Brennan

Software Assurance Maturity Model

Chair: Pravir Chandra

Top 10 2009

Chair: Dave Wichers

Intra Governmental Affairs

Chair: David Campbell

Best Practices for Chapter Leaders

Chair: Georg Hess

11:15 Coffee Break and vote break (put your dots on the wall)
11:30 Live CD & DVD

Chair: Matt Tesauro

ADSR

Chair: Leonardo Cavallari

Education Project

Chair: Sebastien Deleersnyder

Web Application Framework Security

Chair: Arshan Dabirsiaghi

Testing Guide

Chair: Matteo Meucci

OWASP Censorship

Chair: Tom Brennan

EU Funding for OWASP Projects

Chair: Carlos Serrao

OWASP Website

Chair: Fabio Cerull

OWASP Orizon

Chair: Paolo Perego

Handling Web MalWare
2-Way Internationalization

Chair: Juan Carlos Calderon

Portuguese Public & Private Organizations

Chair: Carlos Serrao

12:45 Winter of Code 2009

Chair: Dinis Cruz and Sebastien Deleersnyder Secretary: Paulo Combra

13:00 Lunch - During Winter of Code
14:00 Board Meeting
17:00 Announcement of Summit Procedings

VENUE & TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

The OWASP European Summit 2008 will be hosted at the 5 start Resort in Algarve Portugal (Grande Real Santa Eulália Resort & Hotel). We suggest the hotel booking and the travel arrangements be handled via Diplomata Tours, the assigned travel agency.


The venue address:

Praia de Santa Eulália

PO Box 2445

Albufeira, Portugal

8200-916

Google Maps Link

Nearest Airport: Faro

U.S. Absentee Voting Information

U.S. citizens attending the Summit on 4 November (Election Day) may vote absentee. You may find the information you need here, here or here, or on your home state/territory or foreign embassy/consulate web site. These links are provided for your information only; OWASP does not endorse any political party, candidate, etc. and is not able to provide you with instructions or assistance in voting or registering.

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