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## Project Leaders and Working Group
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The project is mainly maintained by a single project leader [Dave Hanson](https://github.com/JeffreyShran). However he is heavily supported by his active AppSec team at Bentley Systems who include [Samuel Aubert](https://github.com/matreurai), [Einaras Bartkus](https://github.com/eb-bsi), [Thomas Chauchefoin](https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomaschauchefoin), and [John Cotter](https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-cotter-40338612/).
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The project is mainly maintained by a single project leader [Dave Hanson](https://github.com/JeffreyShran). However, he is heavily supported by his active AppSec team at Bentley Systems who include [Samuel Aubert](https://github.com/matreurai), [Einaras Bartkus](https://github.com/eb-bsi), [Thomas Chauchefoin](https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomaschauchefoin), and [John Cotter](https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-cotter-40338612/).
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The project is also supported by the OWASP community and the OWASP Foundation. Special, thanks to [Starr Brown](https://github.com/mamicidal) for her support in her capacity as Director of Projects.
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The project is also supported by the OWASP community and the OWASP Foundation. Special thanks to [Starr Brown](https://github.com/mamicidal) for her support in her capacity as Director of Projects.
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## Roadmap
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The first public version that was suitable for use was released in September 2024. The project is in the process of refining the standard and adding more content.
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As we mature, we will be looking to create a more structured approach to the roadmap. As with most activities we will allow ourselves to be steered by the work completed by the [ASVS project](https://github.com/OWASP/ASVS/wiki/Roadmap-to-version-5.0) to find that strucutre.
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As we mature, we will be looking to create a more structured approach to the roadmap. As with most activities we will allow ourselves to be steered by the work completed by the [ASVS project](https://github.com/OWASP/ASVS/wiki/Roadmap-to-version-5.0) to find that structure.
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## Contributing
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The project is looking for contributors to help with the following tasks:
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- Getting the word out about the project. If you do ntohing else, please share this project with your network.
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- Getting the word out about the project. If you do nothing else, please share this project with your network.
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- Review and provide feedback on the current standard.
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- Create new control objectives.
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- Update existing control group definitions, particularly those ones that:
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## Special thanks to our contributors
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The OWASP Thick Client Application Security Verification Standard (TASVS) Project would like to thank the following contributors for their support and dedication to the project:
The OWASP Thick Client Application Security Verification Standard (TASVS) Project would like to thank all of our [contributors](https://github.com/OWASP/www-project-thick-client-application-security-verification-standard/graphs/contributors) for their support and dedication to the project.
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