attack-tree-construction

To build an attack tree for threat modeling, use the AttackTreeBuilder to construct structured OR, AND, and LEAF nodes. This structure models complex attack paths and maps attacker goals to identify potential defense gaps.

Yes, you can export attack trees to Mermaid and PlantUML. The provided exporters automatically convert the structured attack tree data model into clear visual diagrams for risk communication across organizations.

You can assign Cost, Time, Skill, and Detection attributes to leaf attacks. These attributes enable quantitative risk assessment by evaluating the resources and detectability required for each potential threat path.

You need an attack tree for red-team planning when visualizing complex attacker goals and defense gaps. It provides a structured, visual way to map threat paths and communicate security risks to stakeholders effectively.

In an attack tree, OR nodes represent alternative attack paths, AND nodes require multiple conditions to be met simultaneously, and LEAF nodes are individual attack actions with specific attributes like cost and detection probability.

No specific dependencies are required to generate attack trees. The skill operates independently with a structured data model and built-in exporters to visualize threat paths without external library requirements.