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Looking at the OWASP AppSec Europe 2009 schedule, I was happy to notice the attendees will be offered a ModSecurity training course. I taught the ModSecurity training course at AppSec Europe last year, but that was essentially a vendor-given session. This year, however, we have a member of community, Christian Folini (also known as the author of REMO) teaching the course, and I think that's a significant step forward!
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Ivan Ristić is an open source advocate, entrepreneur, writer, programmer and web security specialist. He is the principal author of ModSecurity, the open source web application firewall, and the author of Apache Security, a concise yet comprehensive web security guide for the Apache web server. [LinkedIn Profile]
Hi Ivan,
We hope to have you there as well !
Thx for the post
Seba
Posted by: Seba | March 28, 2009 at 05:13 AM
If you are interested in the teaching and want to know more, get in touch with me via folini at netnea com.
Regs,
Christian
Posted by: Christian Folini | March 30, 2009 at 07:01 AM