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THREAT MODELING

Threat modelling is a structured process to identify the security requirement and pinpoint security Threats are potential vulnerabilities that may occur with various methods. Threat modeling works by identifying the types of threats that may cause an application or computer system. It adopts the perspective of malicious hackers to see how much damage they could do. When conducting threat modeling, organizations analyze software architecture, business contacts, and other artifacts. This process enables a deep understanding and discovery of important aspects of the system. It typically conducts threat modeling during the design stage of a new application to help the developers easily find the vulnerability and become aware of the security implications of their design code and configuration diseases.

Threat modelling typically involves the following steps:

  • Identify assets: The first step is to identify the organization's assets, both physical and digital.
  • Identify threats :The next step is to identify the threats to those assets. This includes both internal and external threats.
  • Assess the likelihood and impact of each threat:The third step is to assess the likelihood and impact of each threat. This helps to prioritize the threats that need to be addressed first.
  • Develop mitigation strategies :The fourth step is to develop mitigation strategies for the threats. This could involve implementing security controls, changing processes, or training employees.

NISHAJ OFFERINGS

As a threat modelling service provider, we offer a variety of services to help organizations identify and mitigate security risks. These services include the following:

  • Threat modeling workshops:These workshops help organizations understand the threats to their systems and assets.
  • Threat modeling assessments :These assessments help organizations identify and assess the likelihood and impact of threats.
  • Threat modeling tools :These tools help organizations automate the threat modeling process.
  • Threat modeling training:This training helps organizations learn how to conduct threat modeling.

Here are some of the additional threat modeling tests we conduct:

  • SALT threat modeling:This is a threat modeling methodology that focuses on the assets, threats, and likelihood of attacks.
  • STRIDE threat modeling :This is a threat modeling methodology that focuses on the six types of threats: Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, and Elevation of Privilege.
  • OWASP threat modeling :This is a threat modelling methodology that focuses on the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.

For all your threat modeling needs, Nishaj is right here to help.

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