THREAT MODELING
Threat modeling: fix security at the design stage
We find how your system could be attacked before a line of code is written.
What is threat modeling?
Threat modeling is a structured way to find security risks in a system's design. Experts map components, data flows and trust boundaries, identify likely threats using methods such as STRIDE, rate the risks and define controls, so security problems are fixed in design instead of after release.
Design flaws are the costliest to fix later.
Threat modeling catches them early, when a change is just a diagram update.
What we cover
Architecture and data flow mapping
Trust boundaries and entry points
Threat identification (STRIDE)
Risk rating and priorities
Security requirements and controls
How it works
Understand
Review design and goals.
Map
Draw data flows and boundaries.
Identify
List threats per component.
Rate
Prioritise by risk.
Mitigate
Define controls and owners.
What you get
Who needs it?
Teams building new products or features
Companies moving to cloud or microservices
Fintech and health platforms
Medical device and IoT makers
Why HostX
Attacker mindset
From real pentesting work.
Practical
Requirements developers can use.
Repeatable
We train your team to continue.
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