The next CASP event will be a 2-day Cybersecurity Automation Village in Virginia in April,2024. For more info, see Next Village and participate in the CASP mailing list.
The most recent plugfest was held at USC in June, 2023. See USC Plugfest for more details.
Because plugfests exercise interworking among independent implementations, it's helpful for participants to register interest in testing specific protocols with other participants. If you are considering participating, please use the CASP mailing list or GitHub issue to request to be added to the test matrix, or edit it directly and submit a GitHub pull request.
The Open Cybersecurity Alliance (OCA) Cybersecurity Automation SubProject (CASP) is composed of like-minded global cybersecurity vendors, end users, thought leaders and individuals who are interested in cybersecurity automation.
It is a forum where vendors, researchers, and software publishers can freely exchange product information, insights, and reference implementations via commonly developed code and tooling, using mutually agreed upon technologies, specifications, and procedures.
OCA is an OASIS Open Project. For more information on OCA, see https://opencybersecurityalliance.org/.
For more information on CASP, see:
- CASP's OCA page at https://opencybersecurityalliance.org/CASP,
- CASP's Cybersecurity Automation Village,
- CASP's organizational page at https://lists.oasis-open-projects.org/g/oca-casp which includes mailing list archives and how to join the mailing list.
For more information on the goals of this effort, see the project charter.
General questions about OASIS Open Projects may be directed to OASIS staff at project-admin@lists.oasis-open-projects.org
In addition to this GitHub organization, this project also makes use of other assets. As a subproject of OCA, CASP operates under OCA Governance, PGB, and TSC.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details how to join the project, contribute changes to our repositories and communicate with the rest of the project contributors. Please become familiar with and follow the code of conduct.
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