LLM Top 10 Bi-Weekly Project Meetings

Welcome to the latest bi-weekly meeting for the OWASP Top Ten for Generative AI and Application Security, recorded on December 4th, 2024. Join us as we dive into key updates, project developments, and community engagement activities. This meeting covers updates on meeting link changes, recent launch statistics, social media metrics, and community growth. We also discuss new initiatives like the upcoming podcast series, LinkedIn engagement strategies, future webinars, and our plans for 2025 outreach. We highlight the progress on the Red Teaming document, data security best practices white paper, and explore translation services for broader accessibility. Additionally, we share updates on our sponsorship and fundraising efforts, along with insights on our website and community engagement metrics. Thank you for watching! Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates. Join our community and stay engaged with the latest in generative AI and application security. For more information and to get involved, visit our OWASP Project Page [https://www.owasp.org/]. #OWASP #GenerativeAI #ApplicationSecurity #TopTen #CommunityMeeting #Podcast #TechUpdates #CyberSecurity #AI #LinkedIn #Webinar #CaptureTheFlag #DataSecurity #RedTeaming

The session covers key updates and lively discussions among team members. Steve Wilson welcomes attendees and discusses recent travels and the prepared slide deck. The team celebrates the release of the new Top 10 list and its positive reception. Scott Clinton shares success stories and goals from the sponsorship program, while social media growth, project roadmap, and community contributions are highlighted. Krishna updates on the newsletter and future plans for webinars and outreach. The growth of the solutions landscape and the onboarding of a new web team are also discussed. The team brainstorms new initiatives, including workshops and virtual events, to enhance community engagement. Steve Wilson addresses the need for structured governance as the project evolves, discussing potential changes and future planning. The meeting concludes with gratitude to the community for their significant contributions and collective achievements. Tags: #OWASP #CyberSecurity #AI #LLM #GenAI #MeetingRecap #Top10 #Community #Sponsorship #Newsletter #Webinars #Governance Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates from the OWASP Top 10 for LLM & Gen AI Group!

Join us for an engaging meeting discussing the November 6th edition of the OWASP Top 10 for LLM (Large Language Model) applications. Steve Wilson leads the session, providing updates on the latest developments, including the release candidate, feedback collection, and expectations for the final version. Key points include the importance of the OWASP Top 10 list for 2025, feedback on errors and formatting, and insights into the traction generated by recent press releases and media coverage. The team also discusses the solutions landscape document, the searchable directory of solutions, and upcoming announcements for the new OWASP Top 10 list. Contributions from team members on data security white papers, red teaming documents, and threat intelligence efforts are highlighted. Special shoutouts to Scott Clinton for his work on the sponsorship program and PR efforts, as well as contributions from Emmanuel, Sandy, and other core team members. This meeting underscores the collaborative efforts within the community to enhance the security landscape for LLM applications. Don't miss this insightful discussion showcasing teamwork and dedication in cybersecurity. Subscribe for more updates and stay tuned for the next meeting as we continue to push the boundaries of security innovation. #OWASP #LLM #Cybersecurity #Top10 #MeetingRecap #TeamEffort #SecurityInnovation

In this meeting, the team finalizes the 2025 version of the OWASP Top 10 list for large language models (LLMs), highlighting key updates to the entries and ongoing efforts to refine the document's graphical layout. They also discuss the integration of the solutions catalog, which now features over 40 contributions from both open-source and commercial entities. Additionally, plans for a robust PR and media outreach campaign are outlined, including potential briefings with press and analysts, and the announcement of a sponsorship program in November. The team is also considering hosting a virtual event in December to highlight the new 2025 list and other project assets. Significant contributions and updates from various team members are acknowledged, such as the work on red teaming initiatives, data security best practices, and mapping the new entries to existing frameworks. The meeting underscores the collaborative spirit of the project, with ongoing efforts to make the OWASP guidelines more accessible and comprehensive. The session concludes with a note of appreciation for the team's hard work and an optimistic outlook for the project's future, emphasizing the importance of the collective effort in shaping valuable cybersecurity resources.

Catch up on the latest OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Models (LLMs) meeting! Russell Tait and Rachel discuss AI Incident response, while Steve Wilson updates on transitioning to the 2024 version. Key topics include prompt injection redefinition, red teaming progress, AI Bill of Materials proposal, and updates on the Deepfake Guide, AI-enhanced Cyber Attack Guidance, and exploit generation for AI. Sandy Dunn provides an AI Security Checklist update and proposes a centralized definitions page, and Scott Clinton announces the new Center of Excellence guide and encourages contributions to the Solutions Guide. For more details, check out the Deepfake Guide and the Solutions Submission Form. Stay connected by joining our community on Slack and following us on LinkedIn. Like, comment, and subscribe for more updates!