repository-threat-model

You can generate a structured threat model by running an automated analysis skill on your target code repository. It identifies security risks and outputs a detailed THREAT_MODEL.md file containing assets, trust boundaries, STRIDE threats, and risk ratings.

STRIDE threat analysis is a framework categorizing security risks into Spoofing, Tampering, Repudiation, Information Disclosure, Denial of Service, and Elevation of Privilege. Applying it to a codebase enumerates specific attack surfaces and generates actionable mitigations for developers.

Yes, automated threat detection is applicable to projects of any size and tech stack. It analyzes repository structures, configuration files, and dependencies to capture system context and document security risks regardless of the underlying technology.

You document trust boundaries and attack surfaces by analyzing the repository structure to capture system context. A structured threat model explicitly references code structures, configuration files, and dependencies to map these security parameters.

The best way to create compliance documentation for codebase security risks is to generate a structured threat model report. This produces a THREAT_MODEL.md file with risk ratings and mitigations that guides risk mitigation and compliance efforts.