We’re back with our second event of 2024! We’ll be doing our usual two talks and pizza format.

We’re back with our first event of 2024! We’ll be doing our usual two talks and pizza format.

We are super excited to announce the first joint meetup between OWASP Newcastle and North East Ladies Hacking Society.

We're back! Face to face meetups at last. We’ll be doing our usual two talks and pizza format.

CTF event for 2021 in collaboration with OWASP Diversity and Inclusion Committee and many OWASP UK Chapters

Talks include "North East Cyber Crime Unit - Overview" and "Escape room, but with a cyber security twist " (Adam Pickering).

B@ck 2 BaS!c5: OWASP Top 10 (Sarah and Sophia) and Title: Adventures in Out-of-Band Exploitation (Holly Grace)

"Detect complex code patterns using semantic grep" (Colleen Dai) and "Wham, bam, thank you scam!" (Adam Pickering).

Two talks: "iOS Encryption State Handling And Your Sensitive Personal Data" (James Duffy) and "How to setup a new Red Team in a FTSE 100 (and what I learned doing it)" (Robin Fewster)

"Malware Threat Analysis and Intelligence Recon – Trickbot" (Chris Young), "Alice Through the Cyber Looking Glass" (Rick Trotter), and one talk TBC.

"What I learned from running a honeypot" (Andi) and "5G and LTE" (Matt Summers)

Pentest - all levels of experience are welcome, starting from zero knowledge right up to experienced red teamer. All you need to do is bring yourself plus a laptop.

Two talks, "Stalk Awareness" (Cian Heasley) and "Rethinking Threat Intelligence - a quick glance at intelligence led risk management" (Adam Pickering).

Matt Wixley covers: Remote online social engineering (catfishing), hacking with light and sound, and attack linkage. Kathryn Cardose speaks about how to get stakeholders to support security.

Two talks, "Don't tell your Big Brother" (Andy Ferguson) and "My Path to CSSLP" (Gavin Johnson-Lynn).

Competition, with prizes.

Two talks: "The Internet of (broken) Things" (Andi Pannell) and "An introduction to The OWASP Automated Threats to Web Applications" (Colin Watson)

Two talks, "Code that fights back" (Neil Dixley) and "Practical demonstration of mobile software penetration" (Luke Sadler)

Two talks, "Explain hacking in ten minutes" (Lorenzo Grespan) and TBC (Robin Sillem).

Two talks: "Running a security event using OWASP Security Shepherd" (Gareth Dixon), "Enter the (Threat ) Dragon:Threat Modeling with OWASP Threat Dragon" (Mike Goodwin).

Two talks, "50 Million downloads and all I got was malware" (Andrew Pannell) and "Security Requirements Identification using the OWASP Cornucopia Card Game" (Colin Watson).

Ross Dargan and Ben Lee will discuss the conundrum of proving and verifying identity online. Also talks from Colin Watson, Michael Haselhurst, Mike Goodwin.

OWASP helps people and organisations make decisions about application security risk. This month, three short talks (John Beddard, Ian Oxley, Mike Goodwin) and one long one (Neil Dixley)

OWASP helps people and organisations make decisions about application security risk. This month, Andrew Waite will present "Honeypots; From Research to the Enterprise"

OWASP helps people and organisations make decisions about application security risk. This month Robin Fewster talks about: "An introduction to basic application penetration testing".