We're migrating Escape Community from Discord to Slack!

After feedback from our community members and a long thought, we've decided to migrate our community platform from Discord to Slack. This decision was made with the aim of providing a more organized and streamlined experience for everyone involved.

If you're a security professional who enjoys asking questions, sharing your knowledge with others, and is passionate about API security, this group is for you!

Using one of our open-source projects like API Security Academy, GraphQL Armor, Goctopus, GraphMan, PyMultiAuth or others? You can also benefit from public support!

Why the Change?

• Soon, we'll be launching a new 'Escape rules' feature that will allow you to create custom security rules for your applications (waitlist to come in a couple of days). We believe that this feature should be community-driven. You'll have the opportunity to contribute to a common GitHub repository and share your new rules, questions, and feedback with others on the new Slack!
• We believe that Slack offers several advantages that better align with our community's needs, such as a better user experience. If you're already a member of OWASP Slack, your company Slack, Semgrep Community, or others – all you'll have to do is jump from one space to another.

Next steps

Join the new community via the following link:

We aim to discontinue our public support on Discord by the end of the month, so please migrate shortly and help us spread the word!

Please don't hesitate to share your thoughts, suggestions, or concerns about the migration process. We're here to listen and address any questions or issues you may have.

Stay secure,

Your Escape team

*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from Escape - The API Security Blog authored by Alexandra Charikova. Read the original post at: https://escape.tech/blog/join-our-new-community-on-slack/