IT Students from Amman Arab University (AAU) Participate in OWASP Amman Cybersecurity Conference
In line with Amman Arab University’s commitment to keeping pace with the latest developments in the technology sector and bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world industry practices, the “Reaper” team from the Faculty of Information Technology participated in the OWASP Amman Cybersecurity Conference, a specialized event focusing on cybersecurity and secure software development.
The participation provided an excellent opportunity for students to showcase their technical capabilities, present their projects and innovative ideas, and engage with cybersecurity professionals and industry experts. It also enabled them to explore emerging technologies, exchange knowledge, and gain valuable insights into current trends and best practices in information security.
Representing Amman Arab University were Mahmoud Al-Zamli, Suleiman Al-Qurna, and Mays Shatnawi, students from the Department of Cybersecurity at the Faculty of Information Technology. During the conference, the students presented their projects and technical initiatives, highlighting their practical skills and creative potential in technology and artificial intelligence. Their participation reflected the University’s commitment to fostering innovation, encouraging hands-on learning, and empowering students to translate their academic knowledge into practical solutions.
This participation was made possible through the support and guidance of the Deanship of the Faculty of Information Technology, represented by Dr. Rami Sihwail, Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Bilal Khater, Assistant Dean, and Dr. Hussam Abu Munshar, faculty member. Their continued efforts emphasize the faculty’s commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for students to develop their technical skills, showcase their talents, and actively engage in specialized national and international events.
The participating students expressed their appreciation for the opportunity, noting that attending the conference was a valuable learning experience that broadened their academic and professional perspectives. They highlighted the importance of interacting with industry experts, exploring innovative projects, and gaining practical insights that will support their future academic and professional development.
The participation of the “Reaper” team reflects Amman Arab University’s ongoing commitment to strengthening its engagement with the technology industry, fostering partnerships with specialized institutions, and providing students with opportunities to gain practical experience and exposure to professional environments. Such initiatives contribute to developing graduates equipped with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to meet the evolving demands of the job market and contribute effectively to the fields of cybersecurity, innovation, and digital transformation.
