OWASP Application Security Events

OWASP Application Security Events tracks the schedule of Open Worldwide Application Security Project conferences, including the flagship Global AppSec series and the regional AppSec Days events held in host cities across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and South Asia. The Open Worldwide Application Security Project, commonly known as OWASP, is a non-profit foundation that maintains practitioner-led initiatives such as the OWASP Top 10 and has run application security conferences for more than two decades. The foundation has operated since 2001 and has chapters in dozens of countries, which gives the calendar a genuinely international conference footprint. Because OWASP chapters choose their own venues and dates, the event list spans many locations rather than a single venue. Representative entries include the OWASP 25th Anniversary Virtual Conference, German OWASP Day, AppSec Days Portugal, AppSec Days France, AppSec Israel, LASCON in Austin, Global AppSec USA in San Francisco, and AppSec Days India. The listed conferences sit on dates from late September through November 2026, a typical autumn block for regional chapters before the end of the calendar year. Most in-person events run as one-day or multi-day technical conferences with training tracks and local time zones, while the virtual gathering operates on a single online schedule. Sessions across these events commonly cover OWASP Top 10 guidance, secure coding, threat modelling, and application security programme management, drawing an audience of developers, security engineers, and audit staff. That geographic and time-zone spread makes a common feed particularly useful for participants who follow more than one chapter. Application security practitioners, software developers, compliance staff, and conference organisers can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to place relevant conference blocks in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed removes the need to copy dates manually from OWASP chapter announcements and reduces the chance of double-booking around travel days or competing training obligations. Because OWASP events are published throughout the year by different chapter committees, the feed also acts as a central record of confirmed dates for those coordinating training budgets and conference travel. The conferences calendar updates regularly so date revisions, venue changes, and newly announced regional events appear automatically in subscribed calendars. That keeps the record aligned with announcements from the Open Worldwide Application Security Project and its local chapters without manual entry.