red-team

Adversarial threat modeling simulates attacker personas against your codebase to uncover security weaknesses. It evaluates software, deployment pipelines, and configurations using structured risk scoring to prioritize defense hardening before real exploitation occurs.

Run red-team attack simulations by invoking a workflow that reads attacker persona definitions and aggregates findings. The process outputs a standardized report identifying codebase vulnerabilities and prioritizing remediation using the DREAD risk scoring model.

Yes, you can assess insider and supply-chain threats without modifying code. The adversarial analysis performs read-only, guidance-focused audits across six attacker personas to reinforce defenses and output remediation guidance without altering your codebase.

Yes, red-team threat modeling supports the Sentinel workflow. The skill aggregates security findings from six attacker personas into a standardized report format specifically designed to be compatible with downstream Sentinel workflow processes.

The best way to prioritize codebase security remediation is using the DREAD risk scoring model. Simulating six distinct attacker personas generates structured findings that rank vulnerabilities by severity, guiding hardening activities across software and deployment pipelines.