security-requirement-extraction

To convert a threat model into security requirements, provide threat inputs and a project name to extract a structured requirement set. This process yields derived requirements, risk levels, traceability, and recommended test cases.

Yes, you can generate security user stories and test cases from threat inputs. The extraction process produces structured user stories, acceptance criteria, and test cases directly mapped to the identified threats.

Mapping security requirements to compliance frameworks involves linking derived requirements to common frameworks while tracking traceability to threats. This ensures each compliance obligation is tied to a specific threat and priority level.

Threat-to-requirement traceability for risk management works by linking each derived security requirement directly back to its originating threat. This provides structured data generation with clear priority and test criteria for tracking risk mitigation.

Yes, this approach supports STRIDE-like threats by converting them into aligned security requirements across domains. It systematically translates these threat categories into testable security user stories and acceptance criteria.

To extract security requirements, you need a set of threat inputs and a project name. Calling the extractor with these inputs yields a requirement set complete with derived requirements, risk levels, and recommended test cases.