A Note from the Executive Producer

A Note from the Executive Producer

Author: The OWASP Podcast Series January 27, 2021 Duration: 3:14
This is Mark Miller, Executive Producer. Over the years as I’ve produced the show, the topics of focus have followed the trends in the industry. What was originally called “The OWASP Podcast” became “OWASP 24/7” and then “The DevSecOps Podcast”. Each change brought with it a new audience, extending our community from exclusively OWASP practitioners, to DevOps and DevSecOps advocates. The audience for the podcast has grown, with close to 500,000 listens of the 150 episodes. We’ve covered book launches by speaking with the authors, we’ve talked about industry reports focusing on the Software Supply Chain. Topics have included Chaos Engineering, efforts to create a Software Bill of Materials initiative at the federal level, Threat Modeling and a multitude of other topics. You might have noticed something different, a new name for the podcast, at the beginning of the program today. Keeping a feel of the pulse of the industry is one of the things that interests me most as producer of the series. Currently, People, Process and Technology is starting to get its due The realization that these are not three things, but one thing that is intertwined into a convoluted, unimaginably complex whole is something that deserves our attention, and that will be our focus over the coming year. We’ll talk with practitioners who are creating security patterns for each leg of the People, Process, Technology triptych. We’ll continue to highlight OWASP projects that are focused on security, and how it relates to all aspects of technology. Guests will include leaders in the industry who are responsible for driving security, not as a stand-alone initiative, but as an integrated part of their business. Developing a secure development environment, one that builds quality into the process is something that should be of concern to everyone in that process. My desire is to help expose the practitioners who are thinking about the next generation of security, and how you can use their insights to help us build a safer world. Thank you for your continuing support. I’m excited to be expanding the program and hope you’ll stay with us for People, Process, and Technology. Support for this broadcast is provided by OWASP and JupiterOne.

Tune in to The OWASP Podcast Series for genuine conversations that go beyond the headlines of cybersecurity. Instead of dry lectures, you'll hear from the people actually building, testing, and defending the software that shapes our world. Each episode sits down with a different practitioner or innovator, pulling insights directly from their daily work and long-term vision. The discussions are grounded in the real challenges of application security, offering practical knowledge and forward-thinking strategies. This podcast provides a unique audio space to understand the evolving threats and defensive techniques critical for our digital infrastructure. You’ll find the dialogue is both technical and accessible, demystifying complex topics through the experiences of those on the front lines. The goal is to share actionable wisdom from the OWASP community and its extended network, focusing on how to create more resilient systems. By listening, you gain a deeper appreciation for the ongoing effort required to secure technology for everyone. It’s an essential resource for developers, security professionals, and anyone curious about the foundational work of safeguarding our connected future. The series turns abstract concepts into tangible lessons, all through the voices of the individuals dedicated to this crucial mission.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 100

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