Purpose of Threat Modeling

The purpose of Threat modeling is to identify, communicate, and understand threats and mitigation to the organization’s stakeholders as early as possible. Documentation from this process provides system analysts and defenders with a complete analysis of probable attackers’ profiles, the most likely attack vectors, and the assets most desired by the attacker. 

Threat Modelling

Pre-Requisite: Threats

With the advancement in technology, it becomes easier day by day for hackers to gain access to sensitive data, disable applications, etc. Thus, Application Security has become a major concern. One method used to implement application security in the design process is through THREAT MODELLING. 

Threats can be anything that can take advantage of a vulnerability to breach security and negatively alter, erase, or harm objects or objects of interest. Threat Modelling can be done at any stage of development but if done at the beginning it will help in the early determination of threats that can be dealt with properly. 

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Purpose of Threat Modeling

The purpose of Threat modeling is to identify, communicate, and understand threats and mitigation to the organization’s stakeholders as early as possible. Documentation from this process provides system analysts and defenders with a complete analysis of probable attackers’ profiles, the most likely attack vectors, and the assets most desired by the attacker....

Achievement of Threat Modeling

Defines security of application Identifies and investigates potential threats and vulnerabilities Results in finding architecture bugs earlier...

Process of Threat Modeling

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Threat Modelling Methodologies

The development team will be able to implement application security as part of the design and development process by using threat modeling to identify threats, risks, and mitigation during the designing phase. There are various threat modeling methodologies available. We will be discussing 8 methodologies:...

Tools for Threat Modelling

1. Microsoft’s Threat Modelling Tool: This tool identifies threats based on STRIDE threat model classification and is based on Data Flow Diagram (DFD), which can be used to discover threats associated with overall IT assets in an organization....

How To Create a Threat Model

All threat modeling processes start with creating a visual representation of the application or system being analyzed. There are two ways to create a visual representation:...

FAQs

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