The Appsec Network (TAN)

🚨 Note: The application form will be open for one week only, so don’t miss your chance. If you know someone who would benefit from this, please share with them. Let’s build a community that actually matters.

Hey everyone, we're excited to announce that the application to join The AppSec Network (TAN) is now open. If you missed the last round, here's another opportunity to be part of a growing Application security community. 🎉 TAN Application Form: forms.gle/mDdTAfhPNUtXwP…

Eid Mubarak to all who celebrate, from all of us at The AppSec Network (TAN)

Happy International Women’s Day 🌸 To the women learning, building, leading, and breaking new ground, in technology, security, and beyond, today we celebrate you and the impact you continue to make. #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInTech #WomenInSecurity

We just started, we invite all Appsec engineers to join. Privacy Engineering 101: What It Is and Why AppSec Engineers Should Care Google Meet joining info Video call link: meet.google.com/zva-uzpw-pyg

Hi guys, we begin soon. 6PM WAT. Here's the link to join the webinar: meet.google.com/zva-uzpw-pyg

Only 2 days left until our February webinar, happening this Saturday, 21st. We’ll be discussing Privacy Engineering and why it’s becoming a key skill for Application Security Engineers. You definitely don’t want to miss this one!

Meet our speaker! Will you there on the 21st? This is an opportunity to broaden your knowledge and in the long run, upskill. We hope to see you!

The webinar is designed for AppSec engineers, security practitioners, developers and anyone curious about how privacy is actually built into modern software systems. Save the date: meet.google.com/zva-uzpw-pyg

Privacy is no longer just a policy concern, it’s an engineering one This February, TAN is hosting a webinar on Privacy Engineering 101: What It Is and Why AppSec Engineers Should Care, featuring our special guest speaker Modupe Akintan (Amazon), alongside @ru_Imaf from TAN.

Grateful for this opportunity 🙏 Thank you to TAN for organizing this challenge; it was a great platform to learn, apply, and demonstrate what I’ve been building so far in API and application security. I also appreciate my fellow participants for contributing

@IbraheemA50 We're glad you found a platform to learn and demonstrate your API skills.

What stood out wasn’t just finding bugs, but explaining why they existed, linking them to design flaws, and showing realistic attacker abuse scenarios. Huge thanks to everyone who participated.

TAN kicked off its monthly challenge last month, with January focused on API Security using VVMA (lnkd.in/dnQN3Ry6). After reviewing submissions, we’re excited to announce our January winner🏆: Ademiloye Al-Hanif Ibraheem #Cybersecurity #AppSec

Challenges are open to members only. If you’re looking forward to the next one, applications to join the community will be sent out next month. For now, sharpen your AppSec skills 🔥

TAN is hosting its first Monthly Challenge, starting today! Yep😎 Challenges that test creativity, teamwork, and AppSec skills, open to everyone, from beginners to pros. You get to learn, collaborate, and compete to be crowned the winner. #AppSec #TheAppSecNetwork

@Damilolaajele @commando_skiipz Yes, it does.

@commando_skiipz @_appsecnetwork Thank you for sharing this. For the learning of web vulnerabilities on portswigger does it include doing the hands-on labs too

We’ve just wrapped up our session on Real-world AppSec in 2025 🎉🎉 Hope you found it very insightful. Got questions or feedback? Drop them in the comments, we’ll respond! More highlights from the session coming soon. #theappsecnetwork

Great session led by @ru_Imaf

We often assume API Pentesting is the same across web, mobile and internal APIs, but it isn't. Context matters. What works for web APIs may differ for mobile or internal APIs. And this was discussed in today's session: "Are All API Pentesting the same?" What do you think?

Happy New Year, everyone 🎉 2026 is about learning, collaboration and building a stronger AppSec community together. We wish you all a happy and successful year ahead. Keep an eye on The AppSec Network (TAN), there's a lot coming and we're just getting started.