ESAPI Summit

Summit Overview
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Agenda

 * 09:00 - 09:30 Mission Briefing
 * Review Project Definition and Mission Statement (update if necc.)
 * 09:30 - 10:30 Brain Dump
 * Get everyones "big-picture" ideas up on the board
 * Brief statement about each, this should be a fast-paced Mind-Mapping Exercise aimed to get as many ideas as we can on the board as quickly as possible
 * 10:30 - 10:45 Break time
 * Good job, get some coffee and some air and get prepared for the real work.
 * 10:45 - 12:00 Bug Hunt
 * Review the list of existing ESAPI Bugs, assign a champion to them, and prioritize per champion
 * 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch - Open Conversation
 * Lunch to be provided by OWASP/ESAPI
 * 13:00 - 15:00 Where do we go now?
 * Now that the bugs are fresh in our heads, let's revisit our master wish-list from earlier and prioritize future enhancements, lay them out into a version roadmap (not a calendar roadmap). Some of these enhancements will likely jump out as high-priority and others as nice-to-haves. It should also be remembered, that a version roadmap is a organic document, it will constantly change and evolve to meet the demands of our users. This is just a first step in getting such a roadmap in place.
 * 15:00 - 15:15 Break time
 * Get some air, there is sure to be some great debate to reflect on
 * 15:15 - 16:00 Formally define the following policies
 * Becoming a Committer
 * Submitting Contributed Components
 * Reporting Security Vulnerabilities
 * 16:00 - 18:00 Aligning the ESAPI Projects
 * How do we bring all of the implementations into alignment as far as the API is concerned
 * How do we ensure that all implements adhere to the contract of the API
 * What level of adherement to the specification do we enforce to "sign off" on various implementations

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Summit Overview
The first OWASP ESAPI Summit was held December 9-11, 2008. It was hosted by Aspect Security in their Columbia, MD office.

The following were the attendees of the Summit:


 * Jeff Williams, Aspect Security - ESAPI Project Lead
 * Dave Wichers, Aspect Security - ESAPI Java Committer
 * Ron Monzillo, Sun Microsystems - Java EE Security Architect
 * Arshan Dabirsiaghi, Aspect Security - OWASP Intrisic Security Working Group Chair
 * Jerry Hoff, Aspect Security
 * Mike Fauzy, Aspect Security
 * Kevin Fealey, Aspect Security - ESAPI Swingset Lead
 * Jim Manico, Aspect Security - ESAPI Java Committer
 * Steve Lavenhar, Booz Allen Hamilton
 * Lian Jin, Booz Allen Hamilton
 * John Steven, Cigital, Technical Director
 * Joel Winstead, Cigital
 * Alex Smolen, Foundstone - ESAPI .NET Lead
 * Andy Miller, Lockheed Martin
 * John Munsch, Lockheed Martin
 * Steve Christey, MITRE - CVE/CWE Project Lead

The following pages contain our thoughts/results from the summit.

Summary: TODO

Links

 * ESAPI Charter
 * ESAPI Roadmap
 * ESAPI Adoption Strategy
 * ESAPI Framework Strategy
 * ESAPI Assurance
 * ESAPI Documentation
 * ESAPI Marketing
 * ESAPI Tooling
 * ESAPI Static Analysis Support
 * ESAPI Performance
 * ESAPI Internationalization
 * ESAPI Installation

Design

 * ESAPI API

Features

 * ESAPI Validation
 * ESAPI Canonicalization
 * ESAPI Encoding
 * ESAPI Authentication
 * ESAPI Session Management
 * ESAPI Access Control
 * ESAPI Encryption
 * ESAPI Randomizer
 * ESAPI Error Handling
 * ESAPI Logging
 * ESAPI Intrusion Detection
 * ESAPI HTTP Protection
 * ESAPI Utilities
 * ESAPI Filters