Secure Your Design Before Development
Identify security risks early in the SDLC by analyzing system architecture, data flows, trust boundaries, and potential attack paths.
Threat Modeling Services
Our security architects evaluate applications, cloud estates, and AI systems at the design phase to eliminate costly production vulnerabilities.
Application Threat Modeling
Analyzing web, mobile, and desktop application architecture to uncover design flaws, authorization bypasses, and logic vulnerabilities.
Cloud Threat Modeling
Mapping cloud-native components, IAM trust policies, serverless triggers, and data storage boundaries across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
API Threat Modeling
Reviewing REST, GraphQL, and microservice communication pathways for BOLA, injection, and session validation flaws.
AI System Threat Modeling
Evaluating generative AI applications, LLM pipelines, RAG stores, and agentic tool-use loops against prompt injection and data exfiltration.
Architecture Security Review
Holistic analysis of system topology, trust zones, perimeter defenses, and data encryption states at rest and in transit.
Data Flow & Trust Boundary Analysis
Tracing sensitive data movement across network boundaries to ensure compliance with privacy and data protection mandates.
Attack Path Identification
Simulating attacker chaining across disparate vulnerabilities to determine realistic risk exposure and blast radius.
Risk Prioritization & Remediation
Quantifying risk using DREAD or CVSS models to provide engineering teams with clear, actionable mitigation steps.
Methodologies Used
We leverage proven threat modeling frameworks tailored to your organization's compliance and risk management requirements.
STRIDE
Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, Elevation of Privilege.
PASTA
Process for Attack Simulation and Threat Analysis (risk-centric framework).
OCTAVE
Operationally Critical Threat, Asset, and Vulnerability Evaluation.
LINDDUN
Privacy threat modeling framework (Linkability, Identifiability, Non-repudiation, Detectability, Disclosure, Unawareness, Non-compliance).
MITRE ATT&CK
Adversarial tactics and techniques mapping for design validation.
NIST SP 800-154
Guide for conducting threat modeling in information systems.
Threat Modeling Process
A structured, collaborative engagement model that integrates seamlessly with your engineering sprint cycles.
Understand System Architecture
Reviewing system design diagrams, technical specifications, and component interactions.
Identify Assets & Trust Boundaries
Mapping critical data repositories, entry points, and network security perimeters.
Analyze Potential Threats
Applying STRIDE and industry taxonomies to uncover specific design vulnerabilities.
Map Attack Paths
Tracing multi-stage attack scenarios to understand potential system compromise vectors.
Calculate Risk
Assessing likelihood and impact to prioritize findings based on business context.
Recommend Security Controls
Delivering architectural mitigations, defensive controls, and remediation guidance.