Welcome to the Threat Modeling Series—your comprehensive guide to mastering threat modeling from every angle. This series dives deep into practical strategies and insights, grounded in Threat Modeling: A Practical Guide for Development Teams Book. Whether you're building resilient systems or strengthening your security practices, our series provides essential knowledge and actionable guidance to empower your team in identifying, assessing, and mitigating threats with confidence and precision.
Threat modelling
Considered through two distinct approaches: threat modeling from code and threat modelling with code. Automating threat modeling depends on various systems, processes, and procedures that exist within an environment, ensuring tailored analysis and mitigation strategies aligned with the specific architecture and operations. Threat modelling from code involves processing system information
Threat modelling
To follow the series — https://vkfrost.com/tag/threat-modelling/ As Adam Shostack states, “A good threat model is one that produces valid findings.” Threat modelling employs different methodologies to produce useful outcome, These outcome are shaped by factors that vary across different development stages: * Stage 1: No Previous Security Goals
Threat modelling
PS. These are notes from the Threat Modelling: A Practical Guide for Development Teams Book and other articles linked below. Follow the series on; https://vkfrost.com/tag/threat-modelling/ Threat modelling is a concept that many organisations engage in to some extent but may not have fully defined. Before a