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I'm Attending!July 01, 2026November 25, 2026OWASP Chapter FrankfurtUTC# What is OWASP Frankfurt about?
The OWASP chapter in Frankfurt is the place in Frankfurt to stay up-to-date with the latest cybersecurity topics and connect with other professionals. Experienced speakers regularly present on various topics, such as penetration testing, threat modeling, DevSecOps, and vulnerability management, but also covers topics apart from application security - such as the daily struggles in the life of CISOs, red teaming experiences, and others.
The audience usually covers around 50 people from various industries with different backgrounds. From students joining us to start their careers in the cybersecurity space to security executives with 20+ years of experience, join us who want to stay up-to-date. The professions and technical backgrounds also vary, from hardware testing and looking at bit flips to policy-driven audits. We will always give our best to serve everyone with different talks.
The best thing? All chapter meetings are free!
# Why should I submit a talk?
Speaking at the OWASP chapter in Frankfurt brings a lot of benefits:
* You can share your knowledge and expertise with others. This is a great way to give back to the security community and help others learn about web application security.
* You can build relationships with other security professionals. Networking with other security professionals is a great way to learn new things and stay up-to-date on the latest security trends.
* You can promote your work. If you are working on a security project, speaking at an OWASP chapter meeting is a great way to get the word out about your work. _(Please refer to the speaker agreements on the submission page, or the OWASP website: https://owasp.org/www-policy/legal/speaker-agreement.)_
* You can get feedback on your work. After your presentation, you will have the opportunity to answer questions from the audience and get feedback on your work. This feedback can be invaluable in helping you improve your presentation and your security skills.
* You can learn to talk. This is the perfect place to learn to present and talk in front of others. The audience of ~50 participants is always friendly, eager to learn, and support every talk.
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
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I'm Attending!September 02, 2024November 04, 2024OWASP Chapter KarlsruheUTCWhat is OWASP Karlsruhe about?
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The OWASP chapter in Karlsruhe is the place in Karlsruhe to stay up-to-date with the latest cybersecurity topics and connect with other professionals. Experienced speakers regularly present on various topics, such as penetration testing, threat modeling, DevSecOps, and vulnerability management, but also covers topics apart from application security - such as the daily struggles in the life of CISOs, red teaming experiences, and others.
The audience usually covers around 20-30 people from various industries with different backgrounds. From students joining us to start their careers in the cybersecurity space to security executives with 20+ years of experience, join us who want to stay up-to-date. The professions and technical backgrounds also vary, from hardware testing and looking at bit flips to policy-driven audits. We will always give our best to serve everyone with different talks.
The best thing? All chapter meetings are free!
Why should I submit a talk?
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Speaking at the OWASP chapter in Karlsruhe brings a lot of benefits:
* You can share your knowledge and expertise with others. This is a great way to give back to the security community and help others learn about web application security.
* You can build relationships with other security professionals. Networking with other security professionals is a great way to learn new things and stay up-to-date on the latest security trends.
* You can promote your work. If you are working on a security project, speaking at an OWASP chapter meeting is a great way to get the word out about your work. (Please refer to the speaker agreements on the submission page, or the OWASP website: https://owasp.org/www-policy/legal/speaker-agreement.)
* You can get feedback on your work. After your presentation, you will have the opportunity to answer questions from the audience and get feedback on your work. This feedback can be invaluable in helping you improve your presentation and your security skills.
* You can learn to talk. This is the perfect place to learn to present and talk in front of others. The audience of ~50 participants is always friendly, eager to learn, and support every talk.
Thanks to OWASP Frankfurt for the great texts ;)Karlsruhe, Germany
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I'm Attending!June 14, 2020December 13, 2020OWASP Belagavi Monthly MeetupsUTCOWASP Belagavi Chapter, free to join, open to all. We meet to discuss & demonstrate web and browser-based vulnerabilities, tools & solutions.
Talk/Tutorial/Workshop proposals are invited.
Online meetups will be held Second Sunday of every Month.
Apply for the following dates:
2nd Sunday of June
2nd Sunday of July
2nd Sunday of August
2nd Sunday of September
2nd Sunday of October
2nd Sunday of November
2nd Sunday of December
Please specify your preference in CFP Notes section.
Rules:
1. Meetups will be held online
2. No remuneration will be paid to resource persons. However, we will provide an "Appreciation Letter" for their service to the local community.
3. It is mandatory to provide slides before the event and video recording after the event (The same will be uploaded on our YouTube channel)
4. Slides and recordings should follow OWASP Guidelines
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