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OWASP Webinar Script

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OWASP Webinar Script

Good evening, everyone. I hope you're all doing well and excited
about today’s webinar. My name is Tanish Malvi, and I’m 4th Year
ECE undergrad at Rewa Engineering College. It is my honor to
welcome you all to the inaugural session of the OWASP Rewa
Chapter. This marks a new milestone for our institution as we
become a part of OWASP’s global mission to make software security
visible and accessible.

Today, we are excited to have a special guest joining us, who will
share his experiences and insights into the world of cybersecurity. But
before that, let me briefly introduce OWASP and why this chapter is
so important.

2. About OWASP:

OWASP, the Open Web Application Security Project, is a non-

profit organization that is dedicated to improving the security of
software. Some of its most well-known contributions include the
OWASP Top 10 list of critical security risks, and various open-source
tools like OWASP ZAP and Dependency-Check.

By starting the OWASP Rewa Chapter, we aim to create awareness,

provide hands-on learning opportunities, and make secure coding a
priority within our college and the local community. Through
webinars, workshops, and industry collaboration, we want to build a
strong community of future cybersecurity professionals.

Over to you Anamika

….

3. Introduction Part

Now, it is my privilege to introduce today’s guest, Mr. Shubham

Sharma, a passionate cybersecurity professional who is currently
working as a Senior Security Engineer at we45, a renowned
cybersecurity firm. Shubham holds a master’s degree in cybersecurity
from the prestigious National Forensic Sciences University.

In the past three years at we45, he has excelled in identifying and

mitigating vulnerabilities in various systems, with a strong focus on
offensive security techniques and emerging technologies. Alongside
his professional achievements, Shubham is dedicated to mentoring
and assisting budding cybersecurity enthusiasts, and promoting a
proactive approach to cybersecurity.

We are fortunate to have him with us today, and we look forward to

learning from his valuable insights. Please join me in welcoming Mr.
Shubham Sharma!

Over to you Tanish

…

Thank You for the beautiful introduction Anamika, Not taking much
time I would like Shubham sir to start the session.
4. Guest Session:
- Duration: 15-20 minutes

[Allow Shubham to speak about his journey, insights into offensive

security, and advice for aspiring cybersecurity professionals.]

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5. QnA Section: (That can be asked in between the webinar)

1. About Career and Skills:**

What key skills or certifications would you recommend for students
aspiring to enter the field of cybersecurity?

How do you stay updated with the constantly evolving cybersecurity

landscape? Any resources you would recommend?

What advice would you give to someone starting out who feels
overwhelmed by the sheer breadth of topics in cybersecurity?

-Could you share a memorable challenge you faced (personal

experience) while working in offensive security and how you
overcame it?

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Thank You for the wonderful session sir, Now I would like to call
Pushpendra for Vote of Thanks

6. Vote of Thanks:

Thank you once again to Mr. Shubham Sharma sir for joining us
and sharing his knowledge with us today. We’d also like to thank all
of you for attending this webinar and supporting the launch of the
OWASP Rewa Chapter.

We have exciting events lined up, and we hope to see all of you in our
future webinars and workshops. Let’s work together to secure the web
and build a safer digital world. Thank you, and have a great day!

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Before leaving from the meeting I would like everyone to turn ON the
camera for snapshot for the memory of the session.

Once again Thank You sir, Now I request everyone to leave the meet.