AppSec USA – Register Now!

What:       AppSec USA 2012

Where:     Austin, TX

When:      October 23-26, 2012

Website:   www.appsecusa.org

AppSec conferences bring together industry, government, security researchers, and practitioners to discuss the state of the art in application security. The conference features talks and sessions in the Application Security space including development, web application security, cloud security, DevOps, Open Source and OWASP tools given by the top speakers in the industry.

AppSec USA 2012 Training:

One-Day Training: Tuesday, October 23

• No Crack Required: Cryptanalysis in Real-World Applications (Timothy D. Morgan)

One-Day Trainings: Wednesday, October 24

• Elite Web Application Secure Defensive Coding Bootcamp (Jim Manico and Eoin Keary)
• CISO Training: Managing Web & Application Security – OWASP for Senior Managers (Tobias Gondrom)
• The Art of Exploiting SQL Injection (Sumit Siddharth)

Two-Day Trainings: Tuesday-Wednesday  (October 23-24)

• Tactical Defense with ModSecurity (Josh Amishav-Zlatin)
• Building a Software Security Program On Open Source Tools (Dan Cornell)
• Android/iOS Hacking and Securing (Patrick Szeto)
• Advanced Threat Tactics (Raphael Mudge)
• Hands on Web Application Testing: Assessing Web Apps the OWASP Way (Matt Tesauro)
• Writing Secure J2EE Code (Sherif Koussa)
• .NET Secure Coding (Erez Metula)

AppSec USA 2012 Keynote Speakers:

• Douglas Crockford (JavaScript Developer and Inventor of JSON)
• Michael Howard (Sr. Security Program Manager at Microsoft)
• Gene Kim (Researcher, TripWire Founder)

AppSec USA 2012 Speakers:

• HD Moore
• Richard Bejtlich
• Michael Coates
• Josh Corman
• Brendan Eich
• Chris Evans
• Jeremiah Grossman
• Phillip Hallam Baker
• David Kennedy
• Bob Lord
• Adam Mein
• Chris Nickerson
• Alex Rice
•  Alex Russell
• Amichai Shulman

Please visit www.appsecusa.org to learn more or register for the event. 

Also, AppSecUSA has a special rate of $189/night with the conference hotel.  Reservations at this rate end on September 25th and the Hyatt will not hold rooms for OWASP meaning that if you reserve too late, you will not be able to stay at the conference hotel.  Don’t let that happen to you, reserve your room now.

We look forward to seeing you in Austin this October!

Best Regards,

The AppSec USA 2012 Planning Team