{"id":130,"date":"2008-09-04T00:07:45","date_gmt":"2008-09-03T18:37:45","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/projectbee.org\/blog\/?p=130"},"modified":"2008-09-04T00:13:06","modified_gmt":"2008-09-03T18:43:06","slug":"owasp-appsec-conf-delhi-day-2-and-more","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/projectbee.org\/blog\/archive\/owasp-appsec-conf-delhi-day-2-and-more\/","title":{"rendered":"OWASP AppSec Conf Delhi – Day 2; and more"},"content":{"rendered":"

The pictures of Day 2 are here<\/a>.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

The second day consisted of 6 workshops<\/a> – 3 before lunch and 3 after. I was confused on choosing between Sheeraj Shah and Mano Paul’s workshops during the first half; and Jason Li’s talk on “Web 2.0\u00a0 Security” and “Secure Code Review” workshop (originally by Dinis Cruz, but conducted by Gaurav Kumar of Microsoft) on the second half.<\/p>\n

\"Threat<\/p>\n

Mano Paul<\/strong><\/p>\n

Choosing Mano Paul’s<\/strong> Workshop on Threat Modelling<\/strong> was relatively easier because I am trying to push in Threat Modeling in my company. However, the disappointment of missing Sheeraj’s talk was no less. Although, I must confess Mano Paul is one heck of a presenter. I guess experience always count.<\/em><\/p>\n

\"Code<\/p>\n

Gaurav Kumar<\/strong><\/p>\n

The decision for the second half was pretty tough. I had finally chosen Secure Code Review<\/strong> talk over Jason Li’s talk, because I’ve a personal interest in Code Review; added by the fact that the workshop was to be conducted by Dinis Cruz<\/strong>. Since we had to pre-select the talks, there was no scope to change it later. Needless to say, I was a bit disappointed initially. However, I must also mention that I don’t regret attending it. It was conducted by Gaurav Kumar<\/strong>, Ace Team, Microsoft. The best part about him, apart from the fact that he knows his stuff, is that he took all the M$ jokes sportingly :).<\/p>\n

\"Bipin<\/p>\n

Bipin with Walter and Jordan<\/strong><\/p>\n

I also got to meet Jordan Forssman <\/strong>(Armorize) and Walter Tsai <\/strong>(CTO, Armorize), although I regret not being able to spend enough time and talk some Geeky stuff. Oh and yes, Walter gifted me and Amit the 31337 <\/em>Armorize T-Shirts :D. I also got to meet a couple of more like minded people, though very briefly. I couldn’t share cards with all of them. Today Lava (whom I met during Gaurav’s workshop), contacted me today via this blog. Feel greats to be in touch with fellow geeks and to be able to share the geekiness. \ud83d\ude09 I’d like to be in touch with others too. Please feel free to buzz me<\/a>.<\/p>\n

I must admit, the hangover remained for quite a few days. It had motivated us to evaluate the possibility of another OWASP conf at Banglore. We’ll be discussing it at the next meet. For now, I have another interesting announcement to make. OWASP Banglore Chapter is starting Open Workshops for developers, students, and anyone interested to learn about Web Security<\/strong>. The first one is on Sept. 7th, at Microland, Bellandur. If you are interested kindly drop me a mail<\/a>; or even better, joing the OWASP Bangalore mailing list<\/a> and put up your details.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The pictures of Day 2 are here. The second day consisted of 6 workshops – 3 before lunch and 3 after. I was confused on choosing between Sheeraj Shah and Mano Paul’s workshops during the first half; and Jason Li’s talk on “Web 2.0\u00a0 Security” and “Secure Code Review” workshop (originally by Dinis Cruz, but … <\/p>\n

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