gsd-secure-phase

To retroactively verify threat mitigations for completed project phases, you can audit security documentation and threat models to validate phase integrity and ensure security requirements were not bypassed. This automates the scanning process.

Retroactive security compliance involves auditing completed project phases to verify that identified threats were properly mitigated and documented in security logs. Artifact validation ensures threat models accurately reflect implemented controls.

Yes, executing multi-step verification processes for phase threat audits requires integration with GSD-compliant workflow agents. These agents coordinate the deep-dive verification of security controls and generate updated security reports.

You audit security documentation by scanning existing threat models and security logs to validate phase integrity. This verifies that all identified threats were properly mitigated during the development lifecycle.

You should run retroactive threat mitigation verification after completing a development sprint or project phase. This ensures all identified threats were properly mitigated before moving to the next lifecycle stage.