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Threat Modeling Guide

8 min read Advanced Topics

Threat modeling proactively identifies potential threats and vulnerabilities during design, before they become real-world problems.

What is Threat Modeling?

A structured process for identifying threats, prioritizing them by risk, and determining appropriate countermeasures.

Common Methodologies

  • STRIDE - Categorize threats by type (Spoofing, Tampering, etc.).
  • DREAD - Score threats by Damage, Reproducibility, etc.

Modeling Process

  1. Decompose the application into components
  2. Identify entry points and trust boundaries
  3. Enumerate potential threats
  4. Prioritize and plan mitigations

Threat Intelligence

Use threat data to inform modeling.

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