Threat
modeling.
Architecture-first, threat-informed modeling that finds the flaws code review and pentesting will not — delivered as living artifacts engineering teams actually maintain.
Design flaws outlive every scanner.
The most expensive vulnerabilities are architectural — trust-boundary mistakes, missing authorization layers, insecure defaults baked into the foundation. No amount of pentesting later fixes a broken data flow. We find those flaws before they ship.
Engagements are jointly run with your engineers and architects — producing a living threat model, a ranked risk register, and a remediation plan tied to real owners and sprints.
Six methods. One model that holds up.
Per-component enumeration of Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, DoS, and Elevation — the workhorse for architecture-first modeling.
Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis — risk-centric, business-aligned, and ideal for regulated and high-impact systems.
Privacy-focused threat modeling — Linkability, Identifiability, Non-repudiation, Detectability, Data Disclosure, Unawareness, Non-compliance.
Goal-oriented decomposition of adversary objectives — surfacing chained paths a control-by-control review will miss.
Threat-informed modeling anchored to real-world adversary TTPs relevant to your sector and tech stack.
Lightweight, sprint-scale modeling integrated into your SDLC — threat models as living artifacts, not one-time PDFs.
Decompose. Enumerate. Rank. Iterate.
Scoping & Decomposition
System walkthrough, data-flow diagrams, trust boundaries, and asset inventory — jointly built with engineering and architecture.
Threat Enumeration
Systematic application of STRIDE, PASTA, or LINDDUN — combined with operator intuition from our red-team practice.
Risk Ranking
DREAD / CVSS-aligned scoring with business impact and likelihood — producing a prioritized, defensible risk register.
Controls & Iteration
Mitigations mapped to controls, tickets, and owners — with model iteration built into every subsequent sprint.
What you take away.
- 01Data-flow diagrams and trust-boundary maps
- 02Prioritized threat register with likelihood and impact
- 03Mitigation-to-control mappings (NIST 800-53, CIS, ISO 27001)
- 04Abuse-case and misuse-case library
- 05Red-team-ready adversary emulation priorities
- 06SDLC integration plan for continuous modeling
Find the flaws
before they ship.
Per-feature sprint modeling, system-level architecture reviews, or embedded-advisor programs. Scoped under NDA.