Hello, and welcome to Alaska, top 10 security fundamentals, first
session. It's a pleasure to have you on board. This
is the first part of World Wide Web fundamental session. I
want to quickly introduce you to our ask and
it's projects. You may have heard about a
wasp before. Alaska stands for open web
application security project and despite formally being a
nonprofit organization. It is, in fact, a huge open Community.
There are over 275 local
chapters, and I strongly encourage you to
Join yours. You can also attend one of the worldwide conferences
or join the mailing list to be always up-to-date with
news and events. I'll ask as had a very important
role bringing security awareness and education to the software development
industry. It offers handful application, security
tools and standards complete books on application security
testing and secure code development and review. Sheets
on many common topics and many, many
more open source Community LED projects, you'll
find detailed information at all. Once dot org.
Visit the website and browse all available projects.
Among several projects, will find both the last top 10 and
the last Juice Shop or intentionally vulnerable Target
application.
Find your local chapter and take your time to join
yours. There are more than 275 local
chapters.
Finally, check contributed content.
Sequel. Injection is one of the topics we will discuss later,
but you can start reading about it at any
time.
In the next video you will be introduced to the owasp
top 10 awareness document. One of the most popular always
projects.