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I'm Joe Zach.

I'm Michael Outlaw and I'm Alan Underwood.

And this week we're going to be talking a little bit about application security

specifically the Owasp top 10.

So Owasp is an organization, they're a 5013c, C3, whatever, non-profit that are focused on improving the security of software worldwide.

And their mission is to make software secure through visibility so that individuals and organizations can make more informed decisions

and just kind of know what's out there.

And I think it actually stands for the Open Web Application Security Project.

So that's Owasp, kind of like the bug.

And what they've done with this top 10

is they've looked at hundreds of organizations,

thousands of applications, and over 500,000 vulnerabilities to kind of catalog and gather up and look at what the top 10 threats are based on a variety of things like the

prevalence, the exploitability, the impact,

and how easy it is to detect these problems.

And if you go to the website, they actually have a bunch of books and

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