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from OWASP Global AppSec DC 2023
Ask software developers to name the 10 categories of the OWASP Top 10 and how many do you think could do it? How many could even accurately tell you what the OWASP Top 10 is? For application security professionals, the effort to ensure safer, more secure code can often feel like we’re stuck in Groundhog Day. But have we really failed to make progress? In her keynote address, Alyssa Miller will talk about perspectives gained and the true progress we’ve made since OWASP was founded in 2001. She’ll also examine the challenges we’ve yet to conquer. And most importantly, Alyssa will dive into the mistakes we’ve made along the way and how we can put those lessons to use as we attempt to move application security forward. Hop on for this sometimes happy, sometimes sad, sometimes downright comical ride down memory lane and hopeful launch into the future of application security.
Alyssa Miller
Epiq Global
Chief Information Security Officer
Wisconsin, USA
Alyssa Miller is a life-long hacker, programmer, and security executive. She’s always had a passion for computers. She bought her first PC at age 12 and taught herself BASIC programming. Her career began as a software developer and later pivoted to security as a penetration tester. She has 16 yrs. experience in security leadership across enterprise, consulting, and product organizations. She is currently the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) for New-York based Epiq Global, a legal technology and services firm. Still very much a hacker to this day, she’s leveraged that identity to expand her career. She is an internationally recognized public speaker and author of “Cybersecurity Career Guide” with Manning Publications. She’s an advocate for helping others make a career out of their passion for hacking and security in general. She’s also a proponent for the open sharing of ideas and perspectives on improving our technologically connected world.
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