[Owasp-nynjmetro] Fw: Source Boston Conference March 12-14

[Tom Brennan - OWASP]

See below upcoming event folks - looks to be a great event Source Boston Conference March 12-14

Also, be sure to visit www.owasp.org for details on the upcoming 2008 OWASP World CON in NYC October 7,8,9,10 that CFP (call for papers) has started

Tom Brennan
OWASP Foundation Board Member
Tel: 973-202-0122 | Url: www.owasp.org



-----Original Message-----
From: "Chris Wysopal" <cwysopal at Veracode.com>

Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 15:59:51 
To:<tomb at owasp.org>
Subject: RE: Source Boston Conference March 12-14


Hi Tom,  Here is a blurb.

SOURCE Boston 2008
March 12-14th
Cambridge Hyatt Regency

Information on SOURCE content, registration information, and promotional
opportunities is available at: http://www.sourceboston.com/

Keynote speakers for SOURCE 2008 include Steven Levy, author and Newsweek
journalist who is one of the pioneers of technology journalism, and Dan
Geer, the Chief Scientist of Verdasys and computer security expert who has
served advisory roles for the Federal Trade Commission, the National Science
Foundation, the Treasury Department, and the Department of Defense.

Special keynote guest will be Richard Clarke, internationally recognized
expert on security who served the last three Presidents as a senior White
House Advisor. SOURCE 2008 will also feature a panel discussion of the
renowned L0pht Think Tank members, who will discuss the last decade of
security industry and how it has evolved.  For the first time in ten years,
key members of the L0pht, including Mudge, Weld Pond, Dildog, Silicosis, and
Space Rogue, will come together to discuss computer security in a public
forum

SOURCE includes three tracks: business, application security, and
technology. Business session speakers include the CEOs of several leading
organizations such as Veracode, Qualys, and IOActive. Members of the Venture
Capital community, including representatives from Atlas and .406 Ventures
will discuss strategies for successful entrepreneurship. The Application
Security track will features talks from internationally known expert, Halvar
Flake, and a panel moderates by Robert "RSnake" Hansen. Technology sessions
include talks on a variety of different subjects, including SCADA,
visualization, the TOR Project, and other relevant tools and technologies.


-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Brennan - OWASP [mailto:tomb at owasp.org] 
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 12:36 PM
To: Chris Wysopal
Subject: Re: Source Boston Conference March 12-14

Yes that would help out 

Tom Brennan
OWASP Foundation Board Member
Tel: 973-202-0122 | Url: www.owasp.org



-----Original Message-----
From: "Chris Wysopal" <cwysopal at Veracode.com>

Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:32:33 
To:<tomb at owasp.org>
Subject: RE: Source Boston Conference March 12-14



Thanks Tom!  If you would like I could send some announcement text that you could use.

I definitely well be checking out OWASP NYC 2008.

-Chris

-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Brennan - OWASP [mailto:tomb at owasp.org] 
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 12:27 PM
To: Chris Wysopal
Subject: Re: Source Boston Conference March 12-14

Will do!!

Also note that the CFP for owasp nyc 2008 is now open see www.owasp.org for details
Tom Brennan
OWASP Foundation Board Member
Tel: 973-202-0122 | Url: www.owasp.org



-----Original Message-----
From: "Chris Wysopal" <cwysopal at Veracode.com>

Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 10:28:02 
To:<tomb at owasp.org>
Subject: Source Boston Conference March 12-14


Hi Tom,

I trust you are doing well. Certainly there is a lot of activity at OWASP NY/NJ.

I am on the advisory board of Source Boston, an new security conference in Boston.  We have 3 tracks and one is an application security track.  I think this conference will be of interest to OWASP NY/NJ members.  It has the added bonus of being a train or even car ride away.  Please check out the web site http://www.sourceboston.com/

If you think it is of interest to OWASP members would you send an email to the mailing list letting people know about it?

Cheers,

Chris