Introduction to threat modeling
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Threat modeling is an effective way to help secure your systems, applications, networks, and services. It’s an engineering technique that identifies potential threats and offers recommendations to help reduce risk and meet security objectives earlier in the development lifecycle.
Understand the importance of capturing requirements and assumptions to help create a data-flow diagram, Read about the framework that helps you find security issues in a system, Learn about the security control categories that help you reduce or eliminate potential threats, Highlight the importance of verifying assumptions, requirements, and fixes before deployment
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