Practices
Threat Modeling
Threat modeling is a structured process for identifying potential threats, attack vectors, and weaknesses in a system's design so they can be addressed before implementation. Methodologies such as STRIDE help teams reason about what could go wrong, informing both secure design and where to focus testing.
Key points
- Design-time analysis of what could go wrong.
- Frameworks like STRIDE structure the process.
- Guides where to focus testing and controls.
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