Burp's new Ambassadors: learn from the people who use Burp Suite everyday
Summary: PortSwigger added four new members to its Official Burp Ambassador Program, launched in April: Katie, a cybersecurity educator and content creator; Malek, an information security consultant and penetration tester; Yogesh, a Senior Principal Security Engineer at Roche who leads a team of penetration testers; and James, a pentester and security researcher. The program is described as a community initiative to work closely with experienced Burp users, and the company says the ambassadors will publish research and walkthroughs on Burp Suite usage, host online events, and represent the community at events.
Bottom line: PortSwigger is formalizing a network of practitioners who teach Burp workflows through walkthroughs, case studies, and local meetups - the same channels your application security team likely learns from, so the training material shaping your testers' habits now comes with a vendor's stamp on it.
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