security-requirement-extraction

To turn threat models into actionable security requirements, provide threat analysis inputs like spoofing or tampering alongside business context to generate structured requirements with IDs, acceptance criteria, and test cases.

Security requirement traceability maps each generated requirement back to specific identified threats. It works by linking threat inputs like information disclosure to derived controls, ensuring every security user story addresses a documented risk.

You generate security user stories from threat analysis by inputting identified threats and business context. The system derives requirements across domains like authentication and data protection, then formats them into testable user stories with rationale.

Yes, you can map security requirements to compliance frameworks. The derivation process includes compliance mapping as an output domain, linking generated security controls directly to relevant regulatory and framework obligations.

Include identified threats like spoofing, tampering, or information disclosure, along with relevant business context. This combination allows the system to accurately derive prioritized security requirements with appropriate rationale and test cases.

Yes, this approach works for generating audit logging and data protection requirements. It analyzes threat inputs and business context to produce specific requirements across these domains, complete with acceptance criteria and threat traceability.