Despite it is well known fact and been documented extensively in the various regulatory compliance, but in the operation, we seldom to see anyone really fully understood threat modelling clearly and capable to make use of it, which result in the technical vulnerability management stage where technical officer and operation staff just know how to
Threat modeling is an effective way to discover threats and vulnerabilities, when it comes to the domain of cybersecurity, IT governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, threat and vulnerability management. And there are a lot of tools used to threat model. However, there are common mistakes people make in threat modeling. Here is a list of these
Out of everyone’s perception, threat modelling, a lot of technical officers who did technical vulnerability management found it difficult to master, because they thought it could be as easy as carrying out the following step. For implement effective threat modeling methodologies that work for your company, it is not purely technical process, but you need
What is Threat Modeling? Threat Modeling is a way to identify security problems. It enables you to see the bigger image instead of looking at the code. Also, it enables you to discover problems in things you haven’t built yet. Threat modeling lets you expect the problems before any harm happens to you. Meaning it